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3 Strategies for Sure-Fire Micro-Learning Success - Tip #127

Vignettes Learning

Their mindset is: “ Learners need to know all the steps since they may not do it correctly. However, my observation has led me to believe that learners don’t need all of that content. For trainers and designers, this means a shift in how we should view learning and content. What layers can we cut?

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Do Your Learners Value or Throw Away Your Lesson References?

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I've been often asked in my workshops: See more on must-learn and learn-on-need. Read more about references.  Two Types of References: Must-Learn Support and Details There are two types of references: (a) must-learn support and (b) detailed references. Provoking Learners with Story Questions.

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Why Does Micro-Learning Mean Better Learning? - Tip #129

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Helping corporate learners escape from this entanglement becomes the problem of organizational leaders and L&D professionals. Micro-learning! While micro-learning may not be a “one size fits all” solution, studies show (e.g. It’s a micro-learning platform targeted at sales representatives.

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Micro-Instant Learning - Tip #123

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Instant learning suggests a sense of immediacy and urgency. The increasing complexity of jobs and the accelerating advances in technology necessitate workers to learn fast and develop skills needed to perform efficiently. In essence, there is a demand for the implementation of micro-learning to enable better workflow learning.

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Micro-Learning Leads to Rapid Skill Acquisition - Tip #134

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Quickly Learn New Skills Through Micro-Learning To survive in a technology-driven environment, workers must learn new skills quickly and efficiently. 4 Strategies to Acquire New Skills Fast Image 1. 4 Strategies to Acquire New Skills Fast Image 1. Below are 4 strategies to learn new skills fast.

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Are Instructional Designers Incapable of Micro-Learning Design? - Tip #124

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Why is it difficult for instructional designers to think and do micro-learning? The above situation involves a Micro-Action. Learning is not the main focus; work and fixing this problem is the primary goal. The learning objectives must be clear.” “I I will create an exercise so they will learn and remember this.”

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Mobile Learning Strategies For Corporate Training

CHRP-INDIA

Mobile learning for corporate training refers to the anytime, everywhere training that is available on mobile devices. However, It is a “multi-device” training that is offered to the learners on the gadget of their choice, including tablets/ Smartphones. – Leverage Micro-learning.