Webinar: Adaptive Microlearning

For our Hot Topics webinars, IVETA is pleased to work with Skillman.eu. We are part of the SkillNet Alliance, a project that is co-funded by the European Union Erasmus+ programme.

Adaptive microlearning guarantees tailored trainings by exploiting the potential of cloud computing and Big Data.

Adaptive microlearning is a flexible, on-demand approach to delivering content - it is short, focused, and relevant, giving learners what they want and need, even under conditions of so-called “fragmented time”. Individualization and personalization of learning, continuous assessment and validation of learning outcomes, analysis of knowledge retention, upskilling pathways, are only some of the key words linked to adaptive microlearning. 

The webinar will focus on this approach from the reference of its methodological framework to successful applications, with direct testimonies of providers and learners.

Moderator

Julie Furst-Bowe
Dr. Julie Furst-Bowe is the academic vice president at Chippewa Valley Technical College, a college in the Wisconsin Technical College System (USA) that serves approximately 20,000 students per year. She has been a senior leader in higher education for more than 20 years, and has written numerous articles and given numerous presentations on quality improvement through the use of systems thinking and educational technology in career and technical education. Julie earned her doctorate in workforce education from the University of Minnesota (USA).

Panelists

Chris Richmond N'zi
Born in Ivory Coast on the 11th of June 1985 and graduated in international rights and diplomacy in Switzerland, is the founder and CEO of Mygrants, the most widely used educational app for refugees and asylum seekers in Italy. As former senior Strategic Analyst and senior Commissioner at Frontex, his expertise was the monitoring of influencing factors in the migration flows toward the European external borders and the creation of weekly, monthly and yearly reports with forecasting trend analysis. Along with his role at the Agency, Chris carried out several activities aimed at nourishing his growing interests concerning the application of new technologies, such as: the management of hospital and ASL archives; the economic relations among Public Administration, business owners and citizens; the new blended educational models in favour of vulnerable individuals – with a focus on immigrants and asylum seekers; the formal and informal recognition of acquired skills.

Sarah Monday
Socio-sanitary student. Will provide a real testimonial about adaptive micro-learning.

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Organisers

IVETA and the SkillNet Alliance