So what does micro-learning look like? Check out some great examples.
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In our March 2017 blog post we shared some information about one of the hottest new trends in learning and development—micro-learning. That post provided a brief overview of what micro-learning is and isn’t, plus links to some great resources if you want to learn more.
In a nutshell, micro-learning:
Is short, focused bursts of relevant, ready-to-use information.
Is typically between 30 seconds and four minutes in length.
Is context-rich, engaging and can delivered in a variety of different formats.
Focuses on one simple idea or specific learning goal or objective.
Is easily accessible and mobile-friendly.
Drives continuous learning through consistent reinforcement.
So what does great micro-learning look like, you ask? Check out these examples to find out:
A five-5 minute micro-learning module created by Allen Communications.
Some short but sweet micro-learning examples from Lowes.
NASA’s prospecting in space tells a story.
A micro-learning infographic on instructional design history.
Do you have other great micro-learning examples? Pass them along—we’d love to share them!
