About the Project, Program and FAQ
Everything you need to know about the Microlearning 2026 educational webinar series — our mission, session details, expert background, and answers to common questions.
About the Project
Microlearning is not simply "short videos." It represents a fundamentally different approach to learning and personal change. Instead of waiting for a perfect uninterrupted hour, people use 10–15 minutes a day to achieve consistent progress.
Modern research (2023–2026) demonstrates that short, regular sessions maintain attention better, reduce procrastination, and produce more sustainable results than intensive long-form learning. Microlearning places less strain on cognitive resources and integrates more naturally into everyday life with work, family responsibilities, and fatigue.
This project does not recommend "100 best learning apps" or promise that "five minutes a day will make you a genius." Instead, the webinar explores how daily micro-practices influence neuroplasticity, how to structure them so they do not become another obligation, and how to maintain motivation over long periods of time.
The project is strictly educational and does not promote products, services, or commercial solutions.
This project does not promote any learning apps, microlearning platforms, habit trackers, online courses, or commercial applications.
The webinar is provided for educational purposes only. The invited expert participates as a guest contributor.
Quick Facts
- Free educational webinar series
- 2 online sessions (60–75 min each)
- Research-based, no product promotion
- Recording available after sessions
- No apps or subscriptions required
Event Format
Each session is designed to be informative, interactive, and immediately applicable.
Research Overview
Theoretical overview of recent research findings
Interactive Polls
Engage with live polls during the sessions
Live Exercises
Simple real-time exercises for hands-on learning
Practical Tips
Recommendations for independent practice
Session Program
Two focused sessions covering the science, practice, and sustainability of microlearning.
Session 1
June 4, 2026 — 14:00 EET
Why 10–15 minutes a day can be more effective than long courses.
Topics include:
- Spacing effect and neuroplasticity during short learning sessions
- How the brain responds to microlearning compared to intensive study
- Common mistakes that cause people to abandon learning after two weeks
Session 2
June 5, 2026 — 15:15 EET
Building a sustainable microlearning system for long-term growth.
Topics include:
- Techniques for integrating 10–15 minute learning sessions into busy schedules
- Managing motivation and psychological resistance
- Ways to track progress without pressure or perfectionism
Subject Matter Expert • Invited Guest Contributor
Invited Expert
The invited expert is an experienced specialist in learning psychology, habit formation, and microlearning strategies for individuals with limited time.
They have expertise in mechanisms such as the spacing effect, neuroplasticity, and long-term motivation associated with short daily practices.
The expert participates in scientific and educational projects and contributes materials based on established research findings.
The webinar is provided for educational purposes only.
The invited expert participates as a guest contributor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most common questions about the webinar series.
Yes, the project is purely educational.
No. No products or commercial services are promoted.
No. The webinar focuses on psychological principles that work even without applications.
Yes, participation is completely free.
An educational initiative featuring an invited subject-matter expert.
Yes, participants will receive access to a recording.
No commercial products are planned.
Only name and email for organizational communication.
No.
Yes, every email includes an unsubscribe option.
The link will be sent via email 24 hours before the session.
Yes, the content is especially helpful for those who experienced difficulties maintaining consistency.
Ready to Explore Microlearning?
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