PKMChat

Recap of second take of #PKMChat on microlearning. This one was focused on use cases, benefits for learners and authors.

This posts explore organization requirements and learners desires. The idea is that microlearning fits nicely in between and could be the remedy. The author provides Microlearning design services.

A rare post taking the perspective of audience. In this case the considered audience are freelancers. It could have dig a bit deeper.

Upcylcing courses into Micrlearning is a fear often shared in posts. This one take it as an option and provide some hints on how to do it. Better be constructive and point what shoul dbe avoided than keep fearing it. - Think consise - Think "Need to know" (in route for minimalism) - Keep Bigger picture in Mind

Connecting microLearning to strategy is an interesting POV.

Our NIgel views on Microlearning following the epic #PKMChat on the topic early 2015.

Adam Weisblatt's response to Tom's post early 2015. Adam tries to get a big picture of Microlearning where to place them in workplace learning, relation to LMS, to assements, tracking completions etc. IMHO It could those notions are themselves subject for changes.

Clark's view on MicroLearning

Post @tomspiglanin did after the first #PKMChat on the topic. Nice dicussion delow shows the state of mind early 2015, 2 years ago.

Microvideos are often blamed to leave aside retention. This post brings some facts and ideas on why Microlearning bring new options for retention and why they are more then microcontent.

A nice and balanced post by Donald H Taylor. It offers an update on where Microlearning stand start of 2017. The huge conversation below brings many new ideas on the topic if you read between the lines.

Nick takes the contrarian side on Microlearning. Most comments share the same side but the conversation uncover some aspects that can be taken as positive as well.

A slidedeck from Allen Communication (they have a nice collection of blog posts on the topic + an ebook) which goes beyond endless arguments often found on the topic.

For being comprehensive but post don't bring much. - Dividing - Time limit - Take place of eLearning - Works for all subjects - Not match for complex topics - Doesn't rely on context

Videos mention a dichotomy between resources and courses. Microlearning fit in the middle

Published by The Resilience Institute - guide to using your brain more skillfully, including developing attention control and mindfulness

Covey's urgent / important matrix for prioritisation and time management - a tool to help with focus.

"One Word shows the way to the simplicity of focus.  It gues you to what should currently matter most and clarifies how to live from that place."  The idea is simple - discover your one word for the yar, own it, live it, and experience its impact on your life.