Short courses, big learning

Following a progressive 2017, during which Litmos Heroes expanded their library by over 800% and are now offering customers access to over 2,500 video training courses, the team has now launched a new "60 Second Skills" collection into their library, free of charge to all current subscribers.

Consisting of short, bite-sized micro courses, the collection delivers quick, minute-long training interventions to time-poor staff, allowing them to make the most of their downtime with quick refresher training. These courses are designed to accommodate the transient nature of many employees by being available on any device and providing them with brief, informative videos that are relevant at the point of need.

The course collection covers the following developmental areas

• personal development
• management and leadership
• life hacks
• cbt and mental health
• sales hacks
• fundamentals of success
• smart selling

These courses contribute to Litmos Heroes' ongoing commitment to saving the world from boring learning. They are part of a weekly release schedule that gives customers new training content every single week, without incurring any additional costs.

Speaking of the new collection release, Tom Moore, Managing Director of Litmos Heroes, commented, "We're so excited to be able to release this new collection to our customers and the market as a whole. Microlearning is an extremely relevant and hot topic at the moment for the learning technologies industry, and we felt that it is training style which is well suited to our delivery medium - video. Our courses are short, succinct, and to the point and provide learners with ample information for quick refreshers on a range of topics. It's big learning in a very short course and perfect for the modern, time-poor learner."

Litmos Heroes will be attending Learning Technologies 2018 at Kensington Olympia on 31 January-01 February at stand E8. They will be giving attendees a first glimpse into these short courses, as well as saving the entire exhibition from boring learning.