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Microlearning is a lot like how it sounds … small pieces of training to help your learners digest your online course material.<\/p>\n

The idea of watching an hour-long video can be daunting and keep your learners from ever pressing the play button. In a world where everyone’s busy trying to do 5 things at once and short attention spans are the norm, watching a bite-sized video is a much more enjoyable idea and something almost everyone has time for.<\/p>\n

In addition to just being bite-sized, the microlearning experience disseminates the right set of information to learners while allowing them to meet a specific learning outcome. It focuses on dividing large content and repackaging it into smaller units that can be taught within a relatively short time.<\/p>\n

As a general example, I don’t have time to watch a 5-hour video series on how to cook, but I do have time to watch a 5-minute video showing me how to make lasagna. This makes a lot of sense especially if I have to make dinner for an upcoming occasion. Learning how to cook is just too broad of a topic. A lot of your customers might feel the same, no matter what market you serve.<\/p>\n

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