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Community-Powered Microlearning

Small bursts of learning, powered by your peers.

Available to all ATI Partners

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What It Is

Community-Powered Microlearning delivers short, focused online learning built around real classroom challenges, with the added benefit of group discussions with the broader ATI educator community. Instead of a full course, educators get quick, practical bursts of insight with the opportunity to discuss it with their peers.

Because content is shaped by other novice nurse educators facing similar challenges, it stays grounded in what's actually happening in classrooms and clinical settings right now, not just theory.

Why Educators Like It

  • Bite-sized format fits into a busy teaching schedule — minutes, not hours
  • Ability to discuss real-world scenarios with fellow educators
  • A built-in sense of community — learning alongside peers who understand the job
  • A natural complement to deeper, self-guided coursework

How to Get Started

  • Log in to your ATI Faculty account at user-management.atitesting.com.
  • Click the ATI Academy link on the left side of the page to browse the full course catalog.
  • Click Faculty Development and find Community-Powered Microlearning listed within the Content Library.
  • Be sure to sign up for the discussion groups you want to attend. A Zoom link will be provided prior to the discussion.
  • Encourage your whole faculty to participate, the more voices involved, the richer the content becomes.

Build on This

Go deeper with Self-Guided Development

Microlearning is a great way to spark new ideas. Consider pairing it with full Self-Guided Development courses in the ATI Academy when your faculty is ready to explore a topic in depth.

Ready for 1:1 Support?

Complete Partners get personal mentoring

If your program is a Complete Partner, your faculty also has access to Mentor-Guided Development — direct, one-on-one coaching from an experienced nurse educator.