There really is very little different about designing mobile learnin g from other forms of learning. The guidelines that apply for effective learning are really not much different but for the change in context. These are five tips I give customers who are setting about implementing some form of mobile learning, even if it is the smallest component in a blended solution. KISS Keep it short and simple – a rule applied to all types of learning content also applies for mobile learning content. How it Can Benefit Mobile Learning. MORE >>

For over two years now, we have not only just been hearing about mobile learning but also actively understanding and working on it. From trying to explain five myths of mobile learning to assisting customer  new to mobile learning, getting started with mobile learning has been an exciting journey through which we have seen mobile learning seeing increasing adoption. In last many months we have written a number of blog posts around mobile learning ranging from development tips, general examples, tips and tricks, etc. MORE >>

I tend to look at mobile learning in two distinct contexts – first as a tool to meet a learning need, second as a learning content delivery platform. While these two contexts are implicitly linked, it helps to look at them separately to understand how mobile technology can actually benefit learning. This post looks first at the context of learning need. When I think about mobile learning, I like to refer to Dr. Conrad Gottfredson’s Five Moments of Learning Needs: • When Learning for the First Time. link]. link]. MORE >>

People who bought HD-DVD players – learn that they make great flying objects out of five story buildings.  2012 – Mobile video consumption rises up to 5.4 2013 -  LMSs are not the only learning system in town. The new kids of the block (please no jokes here) are Video Learning Platforms. Video in e-learning means something quite different than video in its usual term. While a video learning platform might have multiple products at the end of the day it is built upon two key components (which they all have in some form). 2012). MORE >>

Regular readers of this blog will be aware that we recently supported ASTD research on Mobile Learning , a report around that was released in May 2012. Manager, Learning Technology at Qualcomm). Here’s the slide deck/video from that webinar: Tablets as part of mobile learning mix : although not the same as mobile phones, tablets are included in the study as part of mobile learning devices. Kevin believes it’s the tablets that have really got mobile learning started. Is mobile learning really happening? MORE >>