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Microlearning for Training Managers: learning paths that stick

For a Training Manager, microlearning extends every training action with short sequences that prevent forgetting. Cards micro-learning combines an AI-powered authoring tool, SCORM import and export, and the Learning Routine®: after a classroom session or an e-learning module, the learner receives 3 to 5 minute modules, spaced reminders and quizzes, at the pace set by the Training Manager. Results flow into a dashboard by learning path, group or skill. The Training Manager moves from tracking attendance to measuring what is actually retained, without multiplying tools or follow-ups.

Responsable formation qui conçoit un parcours de micro-learning
ForTraining and L&D managers
StakesRetention, design, proof
FormatBlended, mobile, Teams
MeasureLearning by skill
The problem

A successful session on day one, forgotten a month later

The forgetting curve applies to every training programme. Without follow-up after the session, learning paths remain:

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Measured by attendance and satisfaction, not by learning

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Cut off from the field once the session is over

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Slow to produce, with separate authoring tools

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Hard to follow up without involving managers

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Poorly suited to teams without a computer

Result: part of the training investment is lost within weeks, and the Training Manager lacks evidence to defend the plan.

The Cards approach

Design, deliver and anchor in one tool

Cards micro-learning brings together the 3 stages of the Training Manager's job.

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Design fast

✓Built-in authoring tool, with AI to start from your materials

✓SCORM import to reuse your existing modules

✓SCORM 1.2 and 2004 export to your LMS

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Anchor after training

✓Blended learning: before, during and after the session

✓Spaced reminders, quizzes and surveys scheduled by the Learning Routine®

✓Pace and conditions configurable by group

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Measure learning

✓Knowledge assessment at regular intervals after training

✓Dashboard by learning path, group or skill

✓Skills tracking with Cards Skills

Training use cases

The use cases Training Managers ask for most

Each use case comes with a template routine to adapt to your skills development plan.

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Blended learning

Extend classroom training with short sequences.

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Upskilling and reskilling

Build skills without blocking calendars.

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Regulatory compliance

Anchor obligations, keep the proof.

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Knowledge assessment

Measure what remains over time.

Cards micro-learning has more than 25,000 users, with 96% satisfaction. Across the 46 client platforms monitored in 2025 (usage data, Cards product diagnostic), the median client using the Learning Routine® records 7.3 times more completions per learner than the one that does not: a correlation observed in real use, not a controlled trial. A concrete example: Aramisauto automates its onboarding routines with Cards.

85%average completion rate of training followed on Cards in 2025, across all use cases.

Training Managers' frequently asked questions

What Training Managers ask us before launching their first learning path.

How does microlearning limit forgetting after training?

By bringing key notions back at the right time. The Cards Learning Routine® schedules spaced reminders and quizzes after the training, following the principle of spaced repetition. See the Retention Cycle.

Does Cards replace our LMS?

Not necessarily. Cards can run on its own or alongside your LMS: it exports to SCORM, imports your existing SCORM modules and integrates with Microsoft Teams. See the authoring tools comparison.

How long does it take to build a learning path?

A first module takes less than 15 minutes to create. The built-in AI turns a PDF, PowerPoint or Word document into short sequences that you review and adjust before delivery.

How do you measure training retention?

Cards tracks progress, quiz results and how they evolve over time, by learning path, group or skill. To review your current programmes, use the free retention diagnostic.

Which format suits teams without a computer?

Cards has an iOS and Android mobile app with an offline mode. The 3 to 5 minute sequences fit between two tasks.

Let's see how to anchor your next learning path

In 30 minutes, we show you a routine built from a training programme close to yours.