During the Open Education Week 2020 I hosted a webinar o behalf of EDEN on Microlearning and Quality for Lifelong Learning in the Digital Age. EDEN hosted a sereis of webinares during the OEW2020, and my contribution on the 6th March 2020 was one of those and tha last one durong the week.
I had a great team presenting on microlearning and myself on microlearning, OER amd quality. The presenters were Badrul Kahn, Rene Corbeil, Maria Elena Corbeil and myself.
Photo Rene and Maria Elena Corbeil
The theme for the webinar was presented as:
With the rise of technology, combined with the explosive growth of social media over the last decade, the concept of personalized mobile learning through bite-sized learning snippets has come to the fore. In addition, in the context of major global challenges such as globalization, digitalization and demographic change, and learning for all, there is an urgent need for a variety of learning opportunitiesand pathways for lifelong and life-wide learning. The concept of microlearninghas been around since about 2000, but what is it and how to make learning in bite-sized form successful, attractive and effective, as it to be just right for meand learning in education, training, achievement and talent developmentcontexts. Micro-learning offers opportunities to incorporate, integrate and personalize cost-effective and meaningful learning and training solutions for eachindividual in terms of personal, environmental and organizational performanceimprovement. During this webinar with invited experts in this field there will be opportunities to learn more about the growing field of micro-learning / bite-sizedlearning snippets and quality for life-ong learning.
1. It’s Faster To Deliver
2. It’s More Affordable
3. It’s Flexible
4. Learners Find It More Engaging
5. It Boosts Knowledge Retention
6. It Gives Learners More Freedom
The presentation from Badrul Kahn, Rene Corbeil, and Maria Elena Corbeil was based on the foerthcoming book on the Microlearnong framework developed by Badrul Kahn.
My presentation focuse on microlearning and OER and on the UN UNESCO OER recommendadtions adopted 25 November 2019.