The use of bite-sized learning is seen as most preferable, not just following the change in learning brought about because of the global pandemic, this approach has actually been the most preferred method of learning by institutions for many years now. We have long since realised that people learn at different rates, so it is our direct responsibility to offer solutions accordingly, and this is where bite-sized learning really has become so successful.   We all use YouTube, Daily motion or Vimeo to research our first ‘how’ thoughts or challenges, under 90 seconds and you have our full attention, 30 minutes or longer and our concentration will start to wane. Therefore we need to offer training solutions that are selectable, easy to digest, and ultimately provide the learner with the information necessary to check or improve their way of working.  This works and works well for all forms of material dissemination. Take a look at what you last needed to research and see how you chose to go about it. Almost certainly it will be to refer to a snapshot point of information, whereupon if success is achieved, you are most likely to revisit that medium again.