Cognitive ergonomics, dedicated to optimizing human-machine interactions, enhances productivity in digital design. Thoughtful integration of visual aids and sound, following Mayer and Mousavi’s principles, improves comprehension and reduces cognitive load. Sequence, conciseness, and awareness of redundancy are crucial for maximizing the effectiveness of digital resources.
All the key information about media in the Teach on Mars solution
We’re riding the wave of new year’s resolutions to offer you a makeover of the ‘media size’ file for optimised creation. Enjoy without moderation!
December’s SkyLAB as though you were there – we look back at best ‘reward’ practices
Clients of the Teach on Mars solution get free membership of the Teach on Mars User Club, and benefit from exclusive sessions with our Academy experts. One of these exclusive sessions is the SkyLAB, which celebrated its comeback on Tuesday 5th December in Paris. Unable to attend? Here’s a roundup of the key takeaways!
AI as an instrument for digital training: 7 keys to understanding
With its predictive capabilities and support for trainers, AI is propelling education towards a bespoke future, where every learner benefits from a unique learning experience, focused on their present and future needs.
Mobile learning: creating effective educational videos
Educational videos have become indispensable tools for online learning.
To maximise their effectiveness, it is important to consider some specific points.
In this article, we will explore the basics for creating effective educational videos, adapted to mobile learning.
Producing effective introductory training
Because training is better than a lengthy speech, it’s worth considering providing practical training to help your learners get to grips with your training system.
Below you’ll find all the key ingredients for a successful introductory course.
How to (re)motivate learners after the summer break?
It’s back-to-work time! After the summer interlude and several sluggish weeks when it came to training, it’s time to reactivate your application and (re)motivate your learners. Here are some tips for a successful back-to-work period!
“Day in the life of…” – allow your learners to experience the daily life of a colleague
Discover a comprehensive guide for creating an immersive course which allows your learners to experience an employee or customer’s typical day
Educational design: find the right activity!
We take advantage of the release of Guess What to propose you a relooking of the poster of our activities for a good mastery of their educational objectives. To consume without moderation!
Digital training: writing inviting descriptions & titles
itles and descriptions are the first things a learner reads. They therefore need be hard-hitting and engaging.
In this article, you’ll find a comprehensive guide to successful writing, supported by practical examples.
What if training was synonymous with animation?
To round off 2022, we review one of the basic elements of digital learning platforms: animation. Against a backdrop of the World Cup and Christmas carols, stock up on all our ideas and best practices to end the year in style!
Mobile Learning Awards: best practices from the 5th edition
After the festivities, it’s time for some reflection. We take advantage of the post-competition lull to give you the lowdown on best practices resulting from the 5th edition of the Mobile Learning Awards.
Microlearning: a winning formula!
Microlearning is a study format which provides short sessions focusing on a single objective. A great deal more than a passing fad, this educational approach with proven effectiveness, is now a key ingredient of professional training.
Retail Training Manager vs Capability by Josh Bersin
Retail Training Director, what you are achieving has a name: Capability Academy (credits: Josh Bersin). Let’s...
Educational escape games: combining movement and learning for successful escapism
You’ve probably already heard of Escape Games, which require you to solve a series of puzzles within an...
Nudges in learning: using behavioral sciences to support learning (1/2)
What do default organ donation, “poll ashtrays” and words of encouragement on long staircases all have in...
Summer workbooks – a summer training activity!
Whether you loved them or hated them, our summer holiday memories are inextricably linked with summer workbooks, those...
5 key statistics for analysing the success of a course
Did you know? The average completion rate for mobile learning content is 80%, while that of e-learning content is...
3 ways Canva can help spruce up your courses
Creating digital courses allows us to explore new and inspiring educational spheres, but it remains nonetheless a...
Statistics – Calculating the impact of training
Deploying a training programme involves calculating the benefits of the programme itself, and to do so, an array of...
Revitalising your distributor network
Training a distributor network can be challenging. Distributors are enlisted by a group of brands they represent. You...
4 good practices for designing sustainable training courses
Today, information comes in a steady flow which hastens the obsolescence of content, while the latter is often...
5 recommendations for training in-store salespeople
Training in-store salespeople can pose a huge challenge, due to their jobsite mobility and lack of time to set aside...
How do we provide training for mobile professionals working in the transport, logistics, construction, health and tourism sectors?
In some lines of business, such as transport, logistics, construction, health and tourism, there are specific...
Digital onboarding: a better integration experience for new employees
More and more clients are using our Teach on Mars application to digitise their integration procedure by offering...
How and why to create a skills inventory
The purpose of a skills inventory is to list the full range of skills and expertise within an organisation. It is...
What you should keep in mind when working with Adult learners
What exactly are adult learners? Our learning experience experts made some research on this topic to help you out in...
6 recommendations for creating Multiquiz
You requested it and waited, we dreamed of it and it’s finally here…the latest Teach on Mars activity has made its...
The curse of knowledge, trainers’ cognitive bias
The curse of knowledge is a cognitive bias that occurs when an individual communicating with other individuals,...
Learn and process information differently with chunking
Have you ever heard of chunking? The idea behind this cognitive phenomenon is to help people remember information sets...