Microlearning

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July 5, 2017

5 Ways To Use Microlearning For Informal Learning

Formal learning programs are synonymous with full-scale eLearning courses, instructor-led trainings, strong Instructional Design strategies and an extensive curriculum, all mapped in a very structured way. However, carefully constructed courses are not the only way learners can acquire skills and knowledge. Research shows that over 80% of employees learn their job from informal learning. Informal learning pulls learners toward knowledge and content,rather than pushing content onto them. As this approach is free from the bounds of classrooms, schedules, and computers, it allows employees to be spontaneous in their learning. So, can we use microlearning for informal learning? 
by Ayesha Habeeb Omer, Ph.D
February 12, 2017

13 Activities To Add To Your Microlearning Library

Is your microlearning repository looking a bit sparse? Do your online learners need quick and convenient microlearning resources? Have no fear, because this article features 13 microlearning activities that are just right for your bite-size eLearning library, many of which you can elevate using VR and AR.
by Christopher Pappas
February 11, 2017

7 Tips To Help You Get Started With Microlearning

Microlearning is a specific aspect of eLearning that is revolutionizing how companies deliver training for their employees. If you aren't familiar with the term, it's simply the process of delivering your content in smaller chunks that are easier to access and process. In this article I will help you get started with microlearning through 7 simple tips.
by Scott Cooper
December 27, 2016

5 Tips To Make Microlearning Successful

Learning designers have been chopping up their content into small courses for many years now. But is this really microlearning? In this article, we challenge the traditional microlearning perceptions and share new ideas on how to make microlearning successful.
by Steve Penfold