“Fake News” in Microlearning: Where It Works and Where It Doesn’t Work

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There is so much buzz around Microlearning, it is almost like “fake news.” It is widespread – just all over the place.This presents a huge risk and danger when Microlearning appears to be an answer to all the problems when it is not. But how does one differentiate Microlearning from other methods? Where does Microlearning work best? When is least effective? What are the telltale signs that Microlearning is misconstrued as a canned solution? When does Microlearning become “snake oil.” Where do you find genuine proof that Microlearning works?

In the webinar you will receive answers to these questions:

• What is the fundamental difference between Microlearning compared to other learning methods?
• What yardstick do we use to quickly detect if the problem can really be solved through Microlearning?
• Where does Microlearning work best or where could it likely fail?
• What conditions allow Microlearning to flourish?