Welcome to the DimiCare Microlearning
The micro-learning units are designed for care workers at level 1 and 2 for informald, self-directed learning at the workplace according to individual moments of need.
Description
The micro-learning units are delivered as short and simple video clips, each lasting between 2 to 6 minutes. These videos present real-life scenarios and practical applications of technology in the care sector, continuously refering to the DiMiCare Training Course content.
Each topic consists of 5 micro-learning units, which are progressively structured to delve deeper into the subject matter.
Course Features:
5 Topics
25 Units
Who is it for?
- care workers at level 1 and 2 who are looking to develop their digital skills
- non-professional carers who want to improve their digital skills
- care employers who are looking for training opportunities for their staff
- care managers who are implementing digital technologies in their organisations
- learning providers to support the development of training resources
Tips for Learners
Tips for Trainers and Care Providers
Assign Videos for Individual Viewing at Home
Recommend the Videos to your students and care staff who need to improve their basic digital skills in the context of care.
Complement the DimiCare Training Course with the micro-learning units to further explore particular aspects of digital technologies and their application.
Download the micro-learning units curriculum here.
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Micro-learning Curriculum
All Topics
TOPIC 1
Digital services and Apps to promote independence and autonomy of clients
Topic 3
XR in care
Topic 4
Applying Smart Home Technologies in Care
Topic 5
The integration of Robotics for Physical Assistance in Care
TOPIC 1 Digital services and Apps to promote independence and autonomy of clients
Micro-Learning Unit 1
Introduction to the basics of digital health technologies and Apps to support independence of older people
Micro-Learning Unit 2
Examples of health and fitness apps and their areas of application
Micro-Learning Unit 3
Going deeper into the benefits and functionality of health apps through case studies
Micro-Learning Unit 5
Main problems and risks related to digital tools
Topic 2 Application of communication systems in care-settings
Micro-Learning Unit 1
Introduction to the basics of digital health technologies and Apps to support independence of older people
Micro-Learning Unit 2
Knowing the basic features and application of selected Apps
Micro-Learning Unit 3
Assist clients in selecting the appropriate tools
Micro-Learning Unit 4
Inclusive Digital Communication
Micro-Learning Unit 5
Overcoming challenges in digital communication.
Topic 3: XR in care
Micro-Learning Unit 1
Introduction XR
Micro-Learning Unit 2
Exploring XR
Micro-Learning Unit 3
Configuring and utilising XR
Micro-Learning Unit 4
Possibilities of XR in Care
Micro-Learning Unit 5
Troubleshooting
Topic 4: Applying Smart Home Technologies in Care
Micro-Learning Unit 1
Introduction to Smart Home Devices for Caregiving
Micro-Learning Unit 2
Expanding Knowledge on Smart Home Devices
Micro-Learning Unit 3
Implementing Smart Home Devices in Caregiving Routines
Micro-Learning Unit 5
Troubleshooting and Problem-Solving with Smart Home Devices
Topic 5: The integration of Robotics for Physical Assistance in Care
Micro-Learning Unit 1
Introduction to Robotics for Physical Assistance in Caree
Micro-Learning Unit 3
Integrating Robotics into Care Practices
Micro-Learning Unit 4
Adapting to Evolving Trends in Robotic Assistance
Micro-Learning Unit 5
Troubleshooting and Problem-Solving with Robotic Assistance
Description
The micro-learning units are delivered as short and simple video clips, each lasting between 2 to 6 minutes. These videos present real-life scenarios and practical applications of technology in the care sector, continuously refering to the DiMiCare Training Course content.
Each topic consists of 5 micro-learning units, which are progressively structured to delve deeper into the subject matter.
Course Features:
5 Topics
25 Units
Who is it for?
- care workers at level 1 and 2 who are looking to develop their digital skills
- non-professional carers who want to improve their digital skills
- care employers who are looking for training opportunities for their staff
- care managers who are implementing digital technologies in their organisations
- learning providers to support the development of training resources