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Learning on the go: how to develop engaging mobile-friendly courses

TalentLMS

AUGUST 31, 2016

Just the first 2 would get you pretty far, audience reach-wise, but factor in the different devices (the myriad Android phones, various iPhones, the iPad, etc.) Be mindful of your content’s volume and image sizes when you develop mobile-friendly courses, as slow mobile download times make viewing heavy content unbearable. Conclusion.

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Developing Mobile Learning Content

Instancy

JANUARY 7, 2014

The use of graphics and images are helpful to a learner when used correctly. Modules of 5 – 10 minutes are apt for mobile learning. The acceptable image formats for mobile learning include PNG, JPG, GIF, and animated GIF formats. Flash will not work on BlackBerry and Apple iPhone/iPod devices.

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