Challenge to Learn

JUNE 26, 2014

Smart phones are location and context aware and you have them always with you; this makes it ideal for performance support while you are on the go. Short nuggets of information pushed to mobile, especially short video’s. Last year we where still catching up with the possibilities of mobile learning.

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Write Blog Score Conference Easygenerator 125

Challenge to Learn

JUNE 17, 2014

An early post on MLearncon in San Diego, the eLearning Guild conference on Mobile learning. Add the 14 basics/getting started to that and a part of the strategy/framework sessions and it means that about 50% of the session aim at organizations that are starting up with mobile learning. That looks like a trend.

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Score Conference Case Study eLearning Guild 139

Challenge to Learn

APRIL 21, 2015

Bookmarking (the storage of incomplete results) and results per learning objective are optional. This means that if you want to buy an authoring tool or a LMS you should check if they support the elements that you need! In short people are learning more outside a LMS than in a LMS. And there is a second but: reporting.

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Challenge to Learn

JUNE 19, 2012

For example ‘After I brush my teeth I will floss’ The existing habit becomes an anchor that will trigger you to perform the new habit. The grid offers you an interesting basis to design learning interventions. An overview of mobile learning by Judy Brown. We’ve gone mobile. Dustin Arnold.

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Challenge to Learn

OCTOBER 3, 2012

I will present about: Supporting business objectives with better learning objectives. The trend is in the direction of workplace learning, social learning, mobile learning, just in time learning and performance support. There is a lot of discussion on the relevance of formal eLearning.

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Learning Objects Learning Objectives Business Easygenerator 200