mobile learning

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

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

4 formas de utilizar el microlearning en el entorno universitario

4 Ways Microlearning can be Used in the University Environment

The University Environment has experienced many changes to the learning process with the rapid evolution of technology over the last few decades. These days the library serves the same purpose as a coffee shop: just a quiet place to study. … Read More

The RE-EVOLUTION: Mobile learning

This is a translation by Snackson of a post originally written in Spanish by Jordi Pizarro, who published it at designtraining.cat.   Almost a year ago I wrote a post about the evolution of e-learning towards m-learning and a couple of days … Read More

The origin of Snackson’s name

In the last events we’ve attended, we have been asked a common question: Why Snackson? The origin of Snackson’s name They weren’t talking about the advantages of our microlearning service but to the meaning of its name. Now is the … Read More

Microlearning and the magical number

We have explained a couple of times what microlearning is and why it could be considered a pragmatic innovation for lifelong learning, given that it is coherent with current information and communication patterns. If we give a step forward towards … Read More