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Back Again + Captivate 8 Review (Summary: WOW!)

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First off, my apologies to all subscribers for being absent for so long in posting anything new to this blog. While my time and focus have never veered away from all things enterprise mobile learning centric, the time to write my thoughts down and share them with subscribers has been in short supply. Onward and upward, eh?

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mLearning Feature Sets: Possibilities Wide & Deep

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It has certainly been a "month of Sundays" since I last posted to this blog and I offer apologies for not sharing more throughout what has proved to be a very busy and productive summer and fall season.

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mLearning Presentations using Google Docs

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A RT from Tim Martin at the Elearning Guild brought my attention to a blog posting by Wesley Fryer at Stormchasers about his use of Google Presentation -- part of the free cloud-based Google Docs service -- as a means of distributing mobile learning content to his ecosystem.

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Growth Accelerates CellCast Solution Innovations

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For now, here's a short summary of what our blog follows can look forward to learning about in future posts. Our next blog post will highlight some of the new CellCast Widget improvements and devices we now support. blogs/microblogs/wikis) and external/public social networks and feeds the establishment of managed private networks (e.g.,

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New Podcast - "This Week in mLearning"

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We've already recorded and published our first episode and I welcome the readers of this blog to subscribe to this series where we hope to share leading news stories and happenings across the world of mobile devices and apps in general and Training and Development initiatives in particular.

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2010: mLearning Year in Review

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OnPoint stepped up to plate here – to satiate pent-up demand in some and spark new interest in others – by introducing an integrated set of social features that blend “formal with informal” with support for PRIVATE mobile discussion forums, access to blogs and wikis, and support for mobile captured/user-generated content. Maybe next year.

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My mLearning Predictions for 2010

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So, that's my 2010 Predictions list and inaugural posting for the mLearning Trends blog. Augmented reality applications for mobile learning will begin to appear but because solution development is expensive, technically challenging, and device dependent, AR will capture more headlines than actual budgets. Happy New Year to all.