The document describes microlearning using the Knowledge Pulse widget. The widget provides microlearning activities that appear as casual interruptions during a typical workday to reinforce learning from seminars. Learners can accept or dismiss the short microlearning questions and answers that appear. Over time, these microlearning activities help transfer knowledge from short-term to long-term memory through repetition without taking time away from work. The learner controls how often and when the microlearning activities appear using the Knowledge Pulse widget.

1. Microlearning using the Knowledge Pulse ® Widget Securing knowledge transfer from seminars into everyday work

2. Just imagine this is your desktop .

3. Lots of files

4. E-mails

5. Spreadsheets

6. Phone calls

7. Even more e-mails

8. .docs

9. Time management software

10. And let us assume that you have to learn this:

11. A good seminar, weeks ago, but you don‘t remember too much of it …

12. No time for systematic learning on a typical working day …

13. The head is filled to the brink.

14. ? In such a situation – how can Continuous Learning be done?

15. Cardiac Pulse Generator

16. Knowledge Pulse Generator

17. Knowledge Pulse ®

18. A new approach: Microlearning

19. micro-step for micro-step,

20. a peripheric flow of short impulses,

21. casual, in between,

22. repeated unobtrusively,

23. following a smart personalized pattern.

24. Microlearning feels like this:

25. Everyday information work

26. Calls interrupting

27. Impulses you are free to Accept or dismiss anytime

28. CLICK A short micro-activity

29. CLICK

30. You see the answer immediately

31. Your personal trace gets stored in the Web.

32. Keep on working without losing stride.

33. These micro-steps are so casual and quick that they won‘t feel like interruptions. They take advantage of the tiny gaps that occur even in the tightest packed workday.

36. 20 successful „microlearning activities“ per day is a typical number.

37. Learner configure in seconds, when and how often the KP Widget will be active.

38. When the time is not right, the bubble can be clicked away with one quick gesture.

39. Knowledge Pulse ® Widget (Examples)

40. Simple question

41. Simple answer

42. Multiple Choice / Single Select Flash-card, ideally suited for exam preparation

43. Multiple Choice / Single Select Correct answer

44. Multiple Choice – Single Select Flash-card, ideally suited for complex content

45. Multiple Choice / Multiple Select Incorrect answer. Correct answers are pointed out.

46. Information

47. Context hide/unhide Context to question or answer

48. The progress of learning is evaluated and stored on the server.

49. The rate and the frequency can be changed continually.

50. Once only: Login after installation. The Server-URL of the courses is set by default.

51. The course can be selected if many courses/lectures are provided.

53. Forgetting curve (Ebbinghaus) time memory

54. Leitner system based on flash-cards … the repetitive “popping up” of lessons insure that material is transferred from short-term memory into long-term memory The Learners Sets the Pace… ...Knowledge Pulse determines the “when” and “how”

55. Learning by repetition 1st Repetition 2nd Repetition time

56. Customers und Partners