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Microlearning is a thing and it’s coming to a workplace near you. Of all the trends and terms of the last few years, perhaps none have been as poorly defined as microlearning.
Karl Kapp, PhD, professor at Bloomsburg University, and Robyn Defelice, PhD, Director of Training at Revolve Solutions, decided enough was enough. They set out to write the definitive book on microlearning, Microlearning Short and Sweet.
In this episode, they clarify misunderstandings about microlearning and provide best practices for planning, designing and implementing it—whatever it is.
WE DISCUSS:
- Why they wrote a book about microlearning
- How they define microlearning (spoiler alert: it’s not about time)
- Examples of successful microlearning projects
- How cognitive science supports microlearning
- Use cases for microlearning
- When NOT to use microlearning
- Best practices for designing microlearning
- Elvis
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TIME: 32 minutes
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Great overview of the meaning and the process. I particularly appreciated the breakdown of when/where to use this tool.