Microlearning – What Is It and Why Use It?

Microlearning is simply another form of transferring information and knowledge to an intended audience. As you can guess by the name, it is a small chunk of learning or short-term activity. The key is to make sure that the chunk is relevant, to the point, and meets one objective.

Examples of microlearning are:

Reading a paragraph of text Answering a short quiz or survey Reviewing flashcards or “work-of-the-day” Watching a short video Creating a sample report

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