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Short learning units are considered the answer to tight time budgets — less of this is substantiated than the marketing literature suggests. A sober classification: where the term comes from, which formats it covers, what has actually been studied in learning psychology, and where microlearning reaches its limits.

Which mandatory training applies to companies depends on the industry and activity. The overview classifies occupational health and safety, data protection, fire safety, IT security, money laundering, AI literacy, and other obligations.

SCORM and xAPI are the two most important e-learning standards. This article explains the differences, the Learning Record Store, the standardization status of xAPI, and when companies choose which standard.

Definition, core functions, and standards (SCORM, xAPI) of a Learning Management System – plus the distinction from LXP and LCMS, concisely for HR and professional development.

An LMS makes the induction of new employees plannable: automatic course assignment, learning paths, mandatory training, and documented proof. This article shows step by step how digital onboarding works.

Compliance means conformity to rules – adherence to laws, regulations, and internal rules. This article explains the definition, the duty of legality, GRC, and the CMS standards ISO 37301 and IDW PS 980.

SCORM is the technical standard that enables e-learning content and learning platforms to communicate across vendors. This article explains its meaning, technology, versions, and benefits for companies.