The concept of microlearning is based on the forgetting curve, which comes from Hermann Ebbinghaus. His research demonstrates that “when people take in large amounts of information, retention of what ...

MIcrolearning uses technology like video, animation, and online quizzes to keep students engaged, and may make academics more accessible to young people who have grown up more accustomed to digital, ...

Cloud-based microlearning is defined as a strategy of dividing topics into short-form, stand-alone units. This approach delivers educational content in concise, bite-sized modules, each targeting a ...

Businesses are laser-focused on capturing tomorrow’s opportunities, but are destined to fail if their workforces remain stuck in the past. How can you tell? Is your organization entrenched in outdated ...

Long training sessions don’t work for today’s busy teams. People don’t have hours to spare, and most forget what they learned anyway. Microlearning solves this by turning lessons into short, focused ...

Workplace training is often both time consuming and ineffective. A better approach than the traditional models of in-person events and lengthy online modules may be microlearning—bite-sized curricula ...

This past May, OSHA released a national emphasis program on fall hazards. The goal: lower the number of workers hurt and fatally injured from falls. If you’ve been paying attention to fall protection ...

When a drill in the fire service is developed, the person who designs the training session faces numerous pressures: competing demands for time, the crew wants the drill to be engaging and job-related ...

In a world where time is a precious commodity and information flows at a relentless pace, the traditional approach to learning is undergoing a revolutionary transformation. Imagine a learning method ...