On Snackson's journal you'll find information about new teaching methodologs and strategies applied to corporate training. Moreover, the microlearning strategy is discussed in-depth in order to improve the teaching-learning processes and other tendencies to achieve a more engaging training.
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Before starting to develop Snackson, the team behind had more than 10,000 hours of online training accumulated, ranging from complete masters to eLearning courses a few hours long. […]
I met with a client today that was offering their employees 10-hour online courses (conventional course, sequential navigation with chapters) under the name of microtraining. […]
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This week we had the unique opportunity of taking part in the Network Leaders Meeting at the Hotel Arts in Barcelona, an annual event organized […]
The Snackson team is very excited to announce the launch of two new training programs that the Hospital Sant Joan de Déu will be using […]
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