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What Is Microlearning Importance & Examples of Microlearning

Unlock the power of Microlearning with Vidyalaya. Explore its importance and discover real-world examples in our comprehensive blog, shaping modern education strategies.

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What Is Microlearning Importance & Examples of Microlearning

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  1. Vidyalaya School Software What Is Microlearning? Importance & Examples of Microlearning

  2. Imagine two scenarios: One is a lengthy video explaining a complex topic in a continuous session and in another, the speaker is explaining the same concept in the divided manner of short-duration videos. What’s your favorite? If you are into the latter side, that fond of short videos explaining a complex concept in bites, then congratulations! You are already familiar with microlearning. Microlearning is a learning strategy that divides new information into small chunks at a time. According to Statistic Brain Data, the human attention span has decreased from 12 seconds to 8.25 seconds in 2015. This leaves a big scope for microlearning, which is completely based on small yet powerful knowledge chunks. Let’s shed light on how this tiny concept can be a future of learning and in what forms this microlearning is introduced to the education sector!

  3. What is Microlearning? The concept of microlearning is based on Hermann Ebbinghaus forgetting curve. Based on his theory, memory doesn’t remain constant. So, breaking a large concept into small bite-sized chunks becomes an effective technique to understand and learn the concepts. The key characteristic of microlearning is brevity- derive small learning units or short-term learning activities. Microlearning offers short content in many forms at per user’s convenience. While combating with the theory of forgetting curve, microlearning breaks down the information into bite-size chunks so that students can revisit them over time, improving retention of key aspects, and implementing them in daily workflow. Modern learning management system perfectly incorporates these characteristics by: • Centralizing educational material • Administrative Task simplification • Course design and development • Identifying areas for improvement

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