You do not have to start from scratch when you are learning a new piece of software. You can apply your prior knowledge and transfer your learning with the MISS method.
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You can more quickly learn how to use new software by employing a method that Professor Allen applied at San Diego State University to help students learn new software.
The method is called the Menu Item Search Strategy or more commonly known as MISS. The MISS method helps you quickly identify what you already know and what you need to learn about a piece of software.
I will be employing this strategy as I help my faculty transition to a new learning management system.
In this episode, we are going to be covering the MISS method.
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