mLearning Trends

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Reflections on WES 2010

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Participation at WES is open to anyone interested in “The World of BlackBerry” though this year’s attendees (6,000+ and up 20% from 2009!) from the Blackeyed Peas and a few others with plenty of fun and games and drinks to lubricate conversation.

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Enterprise Mobile Learning 2011 - Year in Review

mLearning Trends

True, most of our partners and customers who launched mLearning initiatives in 2009 and after all seemed to be ramping up their efforts to include other divisions and geographies but pilots remained “the norm” for newer accounts. in 2011 and plans to jump square into the hardware game to better control the Android experience.

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2010: mLearning Year in Review

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That said, the degree with which some of our past predictions came to pass proved quite varied whereas some truths were validated akin to a “base hit” in the game of baseball whereas others were “doubles” or “triples” and even a “home run” and “strikeout” or two! Well, that’s how the game played out in our minds for 2010.

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My mLearning Predictions for 2010

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By virtually anyone's take, 2009 was a challenging year for all and especially so wherever new technologies and IT budgets/spending were concerned. Security will become a MUCH bigger issue for mlearning deployments and all vendors will need to step up their game to ensure content/IP protection and integrity while making access easier.