Using Microlearning Videos as a Knowledge Management Tool
Microlearning videos are a new way to both capture existing employee knowledge as well as transferring that knowledge to those who need to learn it.
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Storyboard Requirements for Microlearning Videos
Storyboards are a critical way to provide guidance and instruction to microlearning video developers, which helps keep the videos short and to the point.
Overcoming Decreased Attention Spans With Microlearning Videos
The longer training lasts, the more distractions that can derail learning. Microlearning videos can help resolve some of the most common distractions.
How to Make Training Stick With MicroLearning Videos
Traditional Training faces many challenges in transferring learning to long-term memory. MicroLearning videos solves them.
Microlearning Videos: Key Benefits and Employee Testimonials
Let’s explore why your agency or organization should make microlearning videos the standard for training.
How to Get Started with MicroLearning Videos
Knowing what MicroLearning Videos are is just the first step. In this article I’ll discuss how to get your MicroLearning Video program started.
The Future of Digital Media
Digital media is evolving as an important way to get an organization’s message out to the audience. Hear from an expert about upcoming trends.
Viral Government Videos: Let’s Do It!
You can’t guarantee your video will go viral, but these tips give you a fighting chance.
5 Videos Every Woman in Gov Should Watch
Whether you just read GovFem once a week or you’re more like me and scour the headlines every day for feminist news, chances are you could use a change of pace. So, instead of writing a post about women in government, career advice, or feminism this week, I decided to let some of the most inspirational womenRead… Read more »
Awesome Fed Channels on YouTube
Back in March 2009, GSA signed an agreement with YouTube which would allow government agencies to post content to this site in compliance with federal terms and conditions. By 2012, every major federal agency had a YouTube channel, and some were even featuring content specifically created for the platform. Compared to the other platforms I’veRead… Read more »