1. Microlearning
February 10, 2017

2. What is Microlearning?

3. To Clarify… Short bursts of information that can be applied right away
Each microlearning can be one “thought” (task) that when put together build a more complex “idea” (process)
Each microlearning is made up of a digestible morsel of information combined with a short practice exercise

5. Survey Data

6. Benefits & Challenges Content may already exist
Awareness is learning too
Potential to reach broader audience (learner driven)
Flexible
Learners retain and remember when content is “chunked”
Development time
Perception that people learn by doing and learning must be linear
Reorienting thinking and development
Modifying delivery processes and implementation
Unstructured

7. Other Benefits & Challenges?

8. Microlearning Examples

9. Now you try it… Break up into groups
Draw a task from the “hat” or come up with your own
Develop a scenario and microlearning strategy
Decide on a methodology and flesh out as much as time permits
Select a member of your group to present your plan and share the methodologies that you considered and why you selected the one that you did.
You have 20 minutes…

10. Stopwatch