Microlearning means respecting the brain’s limits for attention and retention, breaking up the learning experience for maximum impact and stitching the content together in a way that prevents learner's burnout
Download our BrochureMicrolearning is the breaking down of information into topical, bite-sized chunks. By interacting with these highly-targeted learning bursts, lessons become much easier to digest, which increases the likelihood of knowledge retention.
Microlearning courses are easier to develop, update and distribute compared to traditional eLearning courses. The interactive and engaging experience results in dramatically higher completion rates compared with more traditional e-Learning programs.
At Microgo, we design and transform your training initiatives to an optimal microlearning format, follow our Neurodesign Learning™ model and provide to you ready for implementation into a best in class digital platform.
Content can take many forms, from text to full-blown interactive multimedia, but always follows the same foundation. Here are some microlearning content examples:
To effectively deliver Microlearning programs, a high-quality digital platform is required that supports any device, allows full authoring and provides friendly and highly intuitive user capabilities. We partner with and provide licenses for the award winning EdApp Platform as our chosen solution that best suits our microlearning designs.
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