Microlearning - Tiny Training that Packs a Practical Punch

Attention is the modern-day workplace currency, so join us as we explore the power of microlearning to unlock your workforce’s full potential. In this presentation, we delve into the principles and practice of microlearning and its benefits for delivering bite-sized, focused content for targeted, just-in-time workplace training. We’ll look at practical examples of how microlearning addresses learners' needs for flexibility, engagement, and knowledge retention. Don’t miss the opportunity to find out why this tiny training format packs a real punch and can be the ideal solution for the fast-paced modern workplace.

Key Takeaways:

1.       What is microlearning? Which contexts is it best for?

2.       Why microlearning? The science behind it and the business value.

3.       A word on AI and microlearning.

Presenter:

Henno Kotze

Henno is an award-winning learning experience designer and digital education specialist striving to create positive learning outcomes wherever he goes. In his role at Nexefy, he harnesses the powerful combination of storytelling, learning science, gamification, and design thinking to create engaging and high-quality learning experiences with his talented project team.

Henno has consulted, presented, and published extensively on Ed-Tech for various prominent organisations, including the Australian Government’s Department of Education, Skills and Employment, Cambridge University Press, English Australia, and the International Society for Technology in Education.

His experience includes spearheading the design and delivery of the IELTSx MOOC on the edX platform, with over 1.2 million users to date and rated the 8th most popular online course of all time. Henno is the founder of the English Australia Ed-Tech Special Interest Group and facilitated the Ed-Tech Symposium, an annual online event that brings together the best and brightest from the #EdTechinELT world for three days of world-class professional development.

Please Note:

• Registrations close: 1 August 2023
• Time listed is AEST
• Please note that Zoom links will be emailed to registered attendees one day prior to the webinar.

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