From e-learning to Snackson This is a translation by Snackson of a post originally written in Spanish by Jordi Pizarro, who published it at designtraining.cat. Well, yes, it seems that we are at that moment when you take a risk or … Read More
Corporate training
Mobile phones: weapons of mass creation
This is a translation from the original post written by Jordi Pizarro on designtraining.cat There are 2 ways we can see mobile phones: as weapons of mass distraction or as weapons of mass creation. This isn’t just my opinion, these … Read More
Lifelong Learning in Companies of the 21st Century
Last September, we published an article in eLearning Industry, a reference website that gathers interesting articles about pedagogical design, educational trends, authoring tools… and other topics directly related with teaching and learning processes in digital environments. You can find the original … Read More
9 ideas to apply microlearning in your organization
9 ideas to apply microlearning in your organization Just a year ago we published this post where we collected some situations in which we believed that microlearning would be ideal for organizations. After putting it into practice with diverse companies … Read More
The 6 most read articles at Snackson
Today’s post is a bit different to the ones you’re used to. After looking back on our articles, we have come up with a list of the most read posts of our blog in the past 6 months. Now you … Read More
The Opportunity of the “Little Guys”
A few days ago we participated in a meeting with one of Snackson’s clients in which the training managers from all areas of the business were present. It’s a multinational business with a complex structure, numerous training requirements, a need … Read More
Improving corporate training with microlearning
Training employees has been a constant challenge for companies: it involves setting up training plans, developing pedagogical resources, reinforcing key information, carrying out follow-up activities, ensuring active participation from the students… all while having to consider our very limited attention … Read More
E-learning, Ned Stark & microlearning
Some days ago, talking with an instructional designer about learning, he showed me Glasser’s learning pyramid again and I couldn’t help but explain a couple of things. The first one is that, if what Glasser states is true, … Read More