This week, we are diving into microlearning and how you can leverage this corporate learning strategy in the classroom. We've got a lot of great ideas and tools that you can use to start thinking about microlearning applications in your classroom.

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• Microlearning is a strategy to break down learning into small pieces (can be skills, concepts). Historically used in corporate, e-learning
• Chris Nesi - House of EdTech
• Benefits:
  • Reduces cognitive overload - Visual from Twitter
  • Flexible & allows for self-pacing
  • Engaging
  • Short bursts of information (matches current content consumption patterns)
  • Provides focus & gets rid of the fluff
  • Identifies skills (going back to curriculum docs)
  • Frees the teacher up to provide small group support
  • The Top 11 Types Of Microlearning For Your Employees (Blog Post)
  • Supports UDL (choose your own adventure)
• EdTech Tools:
  • Google Forms (branching)
  • Google Slides (publish to web)
  • Wanda Terral - Make Your Own Chrome Extension
  • 7Taps (mobile first approach)
  • Genial.ly & Google Slides (change dimensions to roughly 400px wide x 750px high)
• Tips:
  • 14 Microlearning Tips to Enhance Your Training Content - Capytech (Blog Post)
  • Optimize for mobile devices
  • Focus on improving skills
  • Know your learners - simplify language, add visuals & multimedia resources (videos with CC)
  • Stay rigid to the topic (single topic, don't deviate)
  • Include real world examples and culturally-relevant stories
  • Add social elements/collaboration opportunities
• Modern Classrooms Project

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