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Learning Designers have 3 Choices Regarding Mobile Learning [#mLearning]

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Amazing statistic and one that bodes well for all of us in Learning Design, who want to seize the huge potential mobile ubiquity represent for our Industry. It’s entirely possible to dismiss the mobile revolution as a passing fad and, as learning designers do nothing about it. Mobilize Learning by Optimizing it for Touch.

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Should Learning Designers Learn to Code? [Poll]

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To code or not to code, that is the question for Learning Designers in the new multi-device world we live in. Lately, I have been reading a whole lot about the advantages and disadvantages of learning how to code. And by coding, I don’t just mean learning Objective C for developing an iOS app, or Java for an Android app, etc.

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Very Impressed with the work TechSmith (i.e. Camtasia) is doing on iPad

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Something else I have been thinking and blogging about recently is that we are getting closer to a time when we will think ‘mobile-first ’ when developing content, but then I thought why not start thinking about developing right on Tablets, such as the iPad. eLearning Mobile Learning featured' Leave a comment. Send to Kindle.

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A Mobile Learning Decision Path for Instructional Designers tasked with developing #mLearning [Download]

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Since leaving Adobe Systems almost two years ago, I have had the great fortune of working on a number of e-Learning and m-Learning projects for different organizations in various industries. Here’s the table of contents in the way of a sneak peek into the finished project: Table of Contents. References … 215.

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Is eLearning on Tablets really Mobile Learning? [Chime in]

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Here’s one such comment I received in my is it time to remove the “e” and “m” from Learning ? Mobile and by extension mobile learning is about a new mindset, a new attitude, is almost about unlearning everything we know, and inventing new ways of doing things and having fun along the way. Unacceptable!

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When Designing Mobile Learning, Think Less is More [#mLearning]

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Over the weekend I came across this fascinating article that really got me thinking about how we should approach the design of mobile learning (mLearning). eLearning Mobile Learning featured' to the new Age of Mobile. Send to Kindle.

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A Lesson in Mobile Learning Design from Yelp [#mLearning]

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I see this happening everywhere, including in organizations planning a Learning Strategy around mobile devices and desktops. Assumptions like these often lead to limiting the mobile learning use case to performance support or an insultingly light version of the much more powerful flash-based desktop version of the course. Think again.