POP FUTURE is a new learning and education system (i.e. a methodology, which is free for all to download and use) that anyone can use to make future trends, technology innovations, and business topics more fun and simple to understand - and make these subjects seem approachable and appealing to audiences of all backgrounds and skill levels.
POP FUTURE challenges us to use creative forms of artistic expression - e.g. animated cartoons, explainer videos, infographics, interactive games, etc. - to simplify complex ideas and say in seconds what currently takes hours or minutes to communicate.
Grounded in principles of micro-learning, the POP FUTURE method can help educators, trainers, and communications pros deliver bite-sized learning content just in time when audiences need it — and grant busy professionals fluency in emerging topics in a fraction of traditional learning periods. In other words: If a picture is worth a thousand words, POP FUTURE asks us: How can we likewise find ways to communicate an entire market research report or training manual’s worth of content in just minutes
Future Focused Training Trends
POP FUTURE training method
Trend Themes
1. Micro-learning - Using micro-learning to deliver bite-sized learning content just in time creates opportunities to provide emerging topics.
2. Creative Learning Methods - Using creative forms of artistic expression to simplify complex ideas could potentially revolutionize traditional learning methods.
3. Visual Communication - Using visual aids, such as animated cartoons, explainer videos, and infographics, could change the way market research reports and training manuals are communicated.
Industry Implications
1. Education - Implementing the POP FUTURE method in traditional education could provide a creative and easily digestible method of learning.
2. Corporate Training - Using the POP FUTURE method for corporate training could provide an efficient and effective method of delivering crucial information to employees.
3. Marketing - Implementing visual communication and micro-learning principles in marketing campaigns could improve audience engagement and understanding of products or services.