A big bin for superfluous knowledge – our weekly recap

By Bart Brouwers

Why we write about this topic:

In our weekly recap on Sunday, we, as editors, look back at the past seven days. We do this at the suggestion of our cartoonist Albert Jan Rasker. He chooses a subject, makes a drawing, and we take it from there. If you’d like to receive this weekly recap directly in your mailbox every Sunday morning, just subscribe here.

Microlessons are short, bite-sized lessons that focus on specific skills or knowledge. They are designed to be completed in just a few minutes, allowing learners to quickly and easily build up their knowledge and skills over time.

ChunkX has created a platform that allows individuals and organizations to create, share, and discover microlessons. The platform also includes features that make it easy for learners to track their progress and for educators to monitor the effectiveness of their lessons.

ChunkX believes that microlessons can revolutionize the way we learn, making it possible for people to continuously improve and adapt to the rapidly changing world around us. By providing a flexible, efficient, and engaging way to learn, ChunkX hopes to make continuous learning a central part of everyone’s life.

Here’s our interview with Chunkx’s founders:

Microlessons from chunkx aim to transform continuous learning – Innovation Origins

Every day, we put a start-up in the spotlight. Today it’s chunkx, whose AI provides a tailored learning experience for corporate learning.

For Albert Jan Rasker, our cartoonist, it was probably an occasion to think back to his own school days with nostalgia. And well, wouldn’t we all have liked a big bin for superfluous knowledge?

Here are all the other articles from last week. Enjoy your Sunday!