Microlearning is one of the least understood trends in workplace training today.  Everyone wants to go micro and many of us have already done so.

But going micro is more than just delivering bite-sized content.  There are many different use cases and formats for microlearning, so everyone says they’re using microlearning, but they are all doing something vastly different.  This creates a tremendous challenge for us to identify best design practices, delivery approaches, and implementation methods.  When we actually understand HOW we are going micro, we have a far greater chance of doing it successfully.

In this session, you’ll identify how to go micro with the greatest impact in your curriculum.  First we’ll share 4 primary use cases for microlearning.  Then we’ll get tactical!  We’ll identify 20 ways you can go micro and you'll identify which of these would work best in your curriculum.  We'll also share an example of one approach that has worked for us.  You'll leave this session with fresh ideas for incorporating microlearning successfully in your curriculum!

In this session you'll learn:

1. Four use cases for microlearning
2. Twenty ways you can use microlearning
3. How to use microlearning to make the greatest difference in your curriculum

Carla Torgerson, MEd, MBA Head of Learning Experience Strategy TorranceLearning ctorgerson@torrancelearning.com 734-433-0513 Carla Torgerson, MEd, MBA has nearly 20 years of experience as an instructional designer and instructional strategist. Currently Head of Learning Experience Strategy at TorranceLearning, Carla dives deep into complex client projects, helping to deliver performance solutions that both consider the learner’s needs and meet business objectives. Carla and the team at TorranceLearning help a variety of organizations connect learning strategy to design, development, data, and ultimately performance. Carla is the author of The Microlearning Guide to Microlearning and co-author of Designing Microlearning. Connect with her at https://www.linkedin.com/in/carlatorgerson/.