2020 Games Mobile Remote Learning 
eLearning 24-7
DECEMBER 29, 2020
It’s that time of the year, when perspectives from all types of entities are published, reviewing 2020, from insight to best of this or that to why, your local sanitation person continues to leave a trash item in your can, after they supposedly emptied it – a travesty, I say, a travesty. . Content in 2020. I say no more.
Ed App
NOVEMBER 25, 2020
The very best training tools of 2020 go beyond with built-in tools designed to drive better learning results. It also means that the learning results reflect this through high interaction and retention rates. This mobile-first training solution is used by leading organizations around the globe. Curious to learn more?
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eLearningMind
DECEMBER 17, 2021
The downside to in-person, classroom training is that it takes time out of the work day, and may not be the best way to ensure that learners actually remember what they learned. In this brave new world of remote learning, one advantage of VILT is that learners can access it from anywhere—from their kitchen tables—to a park under a shade tree.
Ed App
JANUARY 16, 2022
Pivoting to remote learning, or at the very least, a hybrid model of work has become our “new normal” in the pandemic era and beyond. Remote learning done poorly or merely used as a whiteboard/projector substitute has the potential to do more harm than good. What does a mobile learning strategy look like? .
Kitaboo
JULY 9, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has shifted the spotlight to online learning, with several schools, colleges and universities showing interest in interactive online platforms to deliver holistic learning to their students. However, online learning is not the same as classroom learning – the rules of the game are completely different.
eLearningMind
MAY 17, 2021
The downside to in-person, classroom training is that it takes time out of the work day, and may not be the best way to ensure that learners actually remember what they learned. In this brave new world of remote learning, one advantage of VILT is that learners can access it from anywhere—from their kitchen tables—to a park under a shade tree.
eLearningMind
MAY 17, 2021
The downside to in-person, classroom training is that it takes time out of the work day, and may not be the best way to ensure that learners actually remember what they learned. In this brave new world of remote learning, one advantage of VILT is that learners can access it from anywhere—from their kitchen tables—to a park under a shade tree.
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