Remédiation cognitive Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. La remédiation cognitive désigne : dans le champ de la santé « la rééducation des fonctions cognitives altérées »[1] ;dans le champ de la pédagogie, elle désigne l'aide apportée afin de faciliter l’actualisation de ses potentialités cognitives pour une plus grande efficience intellectuelle[Quoi ?]. Elle est alors à rattacher au courant de l'éducabilité cognitive. Définition et généralités[modifier | modifier le code] La remédiation cognitive est utilisée pour pallier des difficultés cognitives. 5-Step Guide to Optimizing Landing Pages The most effective way to boost lead generation is to improve the performance of your landing pages . So, how do you do that? While we keep advising marketers to test with their specific audiences, there are actually a few best practices you should take into consideration. In fact, the folks at MECLABS came up with a formula to create top-performing landing pages. Here, C stands for Conversion , M is Motivation , V is Value Proposition, I is Incentive , F stands for Friction , and A means Anxiety .
Startups, This Is How Design Works – by Wells Riley Assessing Your Team's UX Skills By Jared M. Spool Originally published: Dec 10, 2007 "I didn't realize it required so many different skills," the newly-appointed user experience (UX) team manager told us. "I mean, it seemed so straight forward when we came up with the idea, but once we got into it, we kept realizing all the things we didn't know how to do." Unfortunately, this isn't the first time we'd heard this from a manager. Perspectives in Experience Design The Intersection book is here! The first copy of Intersection arrived in our Düsseldorf office today! … read more Perspectives in Experience Design
Past issue - UI Design Newsletter An experiment conducted by an Israeli research team in 1999 shows that even in a complex thinking process certain patterns of creativity emerge. The team assembled a group of 200 award-winning, highly regarded ads, and after studying them, decided that 89% could be classified by just six templates. (Just like the “seven basic plots” that all stories follow.) The research team also tried to use their six templates to classify 200 other ads that had not received awards.