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Microlearning Related to Instructional Design

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This post is provided by guest blogger, Clarissa McKnabb, graduate student at the University of St. Francis in Joliet, MS in Talent Development program. 

This study reviews the effects of microlearning in learning through cognitive, behavioral, and affective outcomes. The findings were largely in favor of using microlearning as a tool in instructional design. The findings were that microlearning improved retention, engagement, and motivation with learners as they move through instruction. These results came from using microlearning in a thoughtfully designed environment, taking into account the learner’s preferences, environment, capabilities, and subject matter. 

This is a reliable resource based on research. This study could be useful to anyone still unsure of the affects of microlearning. This resource could be useful to help someone understand all parts of microlearning and how to include it in instructional design in a useful way. This resource includes big picture ideas and microlearning details that can be helpful to developing a plan to include microlearning in course design or training modules. 

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Monib, W. K., Qazi, A., & Apong, R. A. (2024). Microlearning beyond boundaries: A systematic review and a novel framework for improving learning outcomes. Heliyon, 11(2), e41413. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.heliyon.2024.e41413

Trends in E-Learning

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This post is provided by guest blogger, Clarissa McKnabb, a graduate student at the University of St. Francis in Joliet, MS in Talent Development program.

This article discusses the expansion of e-learning, specifically since the pandemic. The article reports on the great expansion of e-learning offerings, while discussing how plans are to be made for expanding broadband capabilities and reaching audiences without the technology to participate in e-learning. As e-learning becomes more standard practice, technology capabilities will need to advance in order to accommodate. The article offers suggestions for microlearning opportunities to serve populations that may not have access to e-learning necessities such as regular internet and WiFi. 

This article comes from the domain research.com, which appears to be a credible source, and the article itself sources credible resources and data. This article is useful as it provides a new perspective on the implications of e-learning and the effects of its transformation. This article provides insight on high-level topics related to e-learning. This would be an interesting read for somebody who would like to know more about the recent development of e-learning. 

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Bouchrika, I. (2026, January 24). eLearning Trends: 2026 Current Data, Analysis & Insights [Review of eLearning Trends: 2026 Current Data, Analysis & Insights]. Research.com. https://research.com/education/elearning-trends