5 Reasons Bite-Sized Learning Helps Retention

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Many studies show the more direct we are in our approach to learning, the greater the depth and length of retention. More specifically, the clearer we make our learning, the easier it becomes for someone to remember. So, the clear path to learning is making it simple. And making it simple means breaking it down into small parts.

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Case Studies on Microlearning Savings, Cost Reduction, Business Growth

The main purpose of Microlearning is to help workers fix, solve and improve work issues. One way to do this is to help provide smaller or chunked content. However, this unique strength of Microlearning presents a problem. It is hard to collect and report data of Microlearning impacts. Therefore, it is hard to justify the investments.

In this webinar, we will cover these topics:

Why are Microlearning impacts difficult to track and capture?
How to set-up a “just-for-the-moment” analysis to collect the usefulness and impacts of Microlearning?
Where and how to find the Microlearning impacts?
Cases studies will cover:

          - Savings from “minimalist” learning design
          - Accelerating cash flow from earlier implementation of projects
          - Reducing wasteful wait time that stops performance
          - Making compliance courses easy, seamless and useful rather than avoided by learners
          - Protecting against errors and mistakes from missed information or lack of updates
          - Rapid updates of knowledge as it changed daily or almost anytime

Join the webinar and get a copy of Ray’s “Microlearning Impacts Analysis Checklist”.

Ray Jimenez, Ph.D., Architect of TrainingMagNetwork.com, Chief Learning Officer of Vignettes Learning

5 Reasons Bite-Sized Learning Helps Retention

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