LearnDash
DECEMBER 23, 2014
At this point it isn’t a secret that mobile learning (also referred to as ‘mlearning’) is projected to grow over the foreseeable future. A simple trip the store will provide all the evidence you need that people prefer mobile devices for entertainment and learning. mlearning mobile learning'
LearnDash
OCTOBER 21, 2020
Their three main criteria included learning methodology support, SCORM compliance, and mobile learning capability. SCORM compliance. The reason why is because most hosted LMS services like Udemy, Teachable and Thinkific aren’t SCORM compliant. SCORM (a.k.a. Mobile learning compatibility.
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LearnDash
JULY 21, 2015
Mobile learning is on the rise as well. While it can be easy to attribute the growth of mobile learning to one or two things, the reality is that a combination of factors are driving the upward trend. Cultural norms around mobile technology, learning remotely, and accessibility expectations all influence the industry.
LearnDash
JUNE 11, 2015
While the term “elearning” generally encompasses all electronic learning channels, in recent years people have made it a point to make a distinction of mobile learning (sometimes called mlearning). This sub-sector of elearning is constantly growing given the way people rely upon mobile devices in their everyday lives.
LearnDash
JANUARY 3, 2017
They now introduced an exciting mobile learning component in Articulate Rise and it looks great… or at least it looks great on the surface. Instead, they opted to only support the rather dated SCORM protocol. Rise was released without Tin Can API (xAPI) support – an industry standard for reporting. This is a big deal.
LearnDash
JANUARY 23, 2014
Instructional Design - A systematic practice of designing, developing, delivering, and measuring learning material in either a traditional face-to-face format or virtually via computers or mobile devices. Storyboard - The course outline that is created prior to developing course materials.
LearnDash
MARCH 10, 2013
Without fail the biggest backlash against using WordPress for learning management purposes was because it lacked the “traditional SCORM support” offered by mainstream open-source LMS packages such as Moodle. It will take time for SCORM packages to be a thing of the past – in fact, it still has some use.
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