In this episode we explore the Theory of Multiple Intelligences proposed by Howard Gardner and its impact on the way we understand and approach learning. We will discuss how this theory recognizes that we do not all learn in the same way, and how we can take advantage of different types of intelligence -linguistic, logical-mathematical, spatial, musical, bodily, interpersonal, intrapersonal and naturalistic- in the classroom. In addition, we analyze the role of educational games as a powerful tool to activate multiple intelligences at the same time, fostering motivation, active participation and meaningful learning in diverse educational contexts.

In this episode we address the pedagogical challenges that arise in the face of emerging technologies in education, with a special focus on mobile education within the corporate environment. We will analyze how the rapid technological evolution demands new didactic strategies, rethinking the role of the trainer, and adapting content for digital, mobile and personalized environments. We will also explore how mobile learning has become a key tool for continuous learning, professional development and performance improvement in organizations.

In this episode we explore how the metaverse and virtual reality are redefining the future of learning. From immersive classrooms to interactive educational experiences in 3D environments, we look at the potential of these technologies to create a more immersive, participatory and accessible education.

In this episode we talk about the benefits of live classes with language tutors and the impact of live streaming on education. We explore how these tools foster interaction, personalization of learning and real-time connection, transforming the educational experience in both formal and informal contexts.

In this episode we explore the history of the MOOC (Massive Open Online Courses) model and its fundamental characteristics. From its beginnings as a revolution in access to learning to its current impact on global education, we analyze how MOOCs have transformed the way we teach and learn online.

In this episode we take a look at the history of the TPACK (Technological, Pedagogical and Content Knowledge) model, a fundamental tool for integrating technology effectively into teaching. Discover how it emerged, how it has evolved and why it is key for 21st century educators.

In this episode we explore Connectivism in education, a theory of learning designed for the digital age. Plus, we'll see how it relates to the ADDIE model, a key guide to designing effective learning experiences. Discover how to connect knowledge, people and technologies to enhance learning in modern environments.

Presentation..