In today's fast-paced world, traditional learning methods are being replaced by microlearning, delivering bite-sized units of knowledge that are easily digestible and engaging.
Microlearning breaks down complex topics into manageable pieces, promoting active learning and knowledge retention. It has become a cornerstone in marketing training, providing concise and interactive modules on topics like social media and SEO.
Marketing leaders can incorporate microlearning into their training programs by performing a needs assessment, creating bite-sized modules, choosing a mobile-friendly platform, and incorporating gamification and regular assessments. Its effectiveness is backed by neuroscience, as our brains are wired to prefer bite-sized information. Microlearning offers many benefits, including efficiency, engagement, and continual learning.
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