I've attached a couple pages from a tutors handbook I wrote a number of 
years ago. It included an adaptation of the Barsch Learning Styles 
Inventory, which was in the public domain. You would probably find more 
about the Barsch Inventory if you Google it. When I was researching this 
material, I found learning styles inventories fell into categories, 
ways-of-thinking-about-information and ways-of-taking-in-information. 
The Barsch falls in the latter camp. Hope you find this helpful.
Tom Woods

Doris Nord wrote:


> Does anyone know of a good online learning style inventory?

> Thanks.

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> --Dorrie

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