One of the toughest challenges learning professionals face is knowing how to manage their entire curriculum using the right tools. Things get even more confusing when you have to decipher how much of the total curriculum should ride on microlearning initiatives. Microlearning has emerged as a powerful tool in modern education and corporate training, offering a way to deliver concise, targeted learning experiences that can be consumed quickly and effectively. However, integrating microlearning into a broader curriculum is not without its complexities. This integration requires careful planning, strategic thinking, and the right tools to ensure that microlearning is not just an add-on but a core component of the overall learning strategy. The Need for a Microlearning Strategy To do this, what you need is a microlearning strategy that conveniently translates into a practical microlearning map for each microlearning lesson. A well-thought-out microlearning strategy ensures that each micro...