This eBook is aimed at improving and achieving the training mandates of organizations, leading to higher learner engagement and reaping organizational benefits using Microlearning.
A lot has been said about the challenge of dwindling attention spans. In fact, a recent study by Microsoft pegs the human attention span at 8 seconds in contrast to a goldfish whose attention span stands at 9 seconds.
While I don’t necessarily buy the data of this report, the fact is that we all need to multi-task, we live in a world of distractions, and we have a finite attention span. Alongside high pressure at work (often with long hours that compete with our personal time), we need to find time and do justice to training.
In the last 2–3 years, Microlearning has emerged as an effective approach that L&D teams can use to address some of these challenges. Today, you are spoilt for choice on various types of Microlearning that you can use for both Formal and Informal Trainings.
This eBook showcases 18 Microlearning formats that you can use (for both Formal and Informal Training) to meet this mandate.
– What is Microlearning?
– What is not Microlearning?
– How “micro” can you go with Microlearning?
– What are the benefits of Microlearning?
– What is the relevance of Microlearning today, and why is it the flavor of the season?
– Why is Microlearning gaining momentum?
– Where does Microlearning find a fit in an organization’s training?
– Is Microlearning relevant only for the millennial workforce?
– How can Microlearning be used?
– When should you not use Microlearning?
– What are the ways or formats to use Microlearning to make your training more effective?