

Luc Beaudoin, author of Cognitive Productivity: The Art and Science of Using Knowledge to Become Profoundly Effective
6 snips Sep 17, 2013
Luc Beaudoin, President of COGSEST and an adjunct professor at Simon Fraser University, shares his insights on cognitive productivity and learning strategies. He proposes a designer approach to cognitive science, emphasizing iterative testing to enhance adult learning. Beaudoin offers tips for overcoming sleep challenges, including unique meditation techniques. Additionally, he discusses the evolving landscape of academic publishing, highlighting the benefits of self-publishing for sharing innovative ideas and facilitating direct engagement with readers.
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Cognitive Science as Reverse Engineering
- Cognitive science is interdisciplinary, using information processing to study the mind.
- Understanding the mind requires reverse engineering its requirements and designing implementations.
Design Tech for Expert Adult Learning
- Use cognitive science and technology together to design better tools for adult expert learning.
- Focus learning technology on supporting adults at the top of their fields first.
Theory to Accelerate Falling Asleep
- Luc developed "supersomnolent mentation" theory to help reduce time taken to fall asleep.
- This includes techniques mimicking mental states just prior to sleep onset to aid faster sleep.