If you’re new to microlearning, Ron recommends starting with a prototype
that can provide a “wow factor.” A successful first microlearning initiative
will help you obtain buy-in for future projects.
It's also a best practice to manage microlearning content outside your LMS
– perhaps on a website or portal that can be used on other systems. Doing
so will allow you to use Google Analytics to gather data to demonstrate
the return you’re getting on your investment.
And you will get a return on that investment. Whether you have a small
budget for a simple series of short discussion activities or a larger budget
for more complex content like games and interactive videos, microlearning
can drive results by empowering your employees with the access to and
control over information they want in a 21st-century workplace.