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Things to Remember When Designing Courses for iPads

Origin Learning

If you look at iPads in particular in the US alone, an estimated 85 million people will be using the tablet by 2016. When we talk of mobile learning , we generally tend to include both kinds of mobile devices – smartphones as well as tablets. Plus if you have a lot of iPad users in your organization, you have reason all the more.

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eLearning – Responsive & Responsible

Upside Learning

8 in eLearning on iPads: 10 Bright Ideas ). 8 in eLearning on iPads: 10 Bright Ideas ). The most important part of responsive eLearning design, in my opinion, is to ensure instructional integrity on all the devices. Google’s multi-screen world report tells us that context drives device choice.

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eLearning Pet Peeves

Association eLearning

Once upon a time, we subjected you to “the worst eLearning course ever.” If someone can skip all the content, go straight to the assessment, and pass, it means one of two things. 1) The learner already knows the essential content and taking the course was probably a waste of their time. My personal eLearning pet peeves.

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Think Multiscreen (vs. iPad-only) when developing an mLearning Strategy

mLearning Revolution

One thing I stress in my mLearning workshops is the fact that having an iPad-only strategy for Learning is not a thorough mLearning Strategy. The presentation has some of the most impressive and concise slides I’ve seen on the topic of multiscreen development, and it’s by a German company called Precious Design Studio.

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Silly Design

Clark Quinn

Time for a brief rant on interface designs. And, hopefully, we can extract some lessons, because these are just silly design decisions. Tea, rice, lots of things. And, sometimes, a few things at a time. And, sometimes, a few things at a time. And that’s a good thing. First up is our timer.

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15 Top Learning, Technology & Media Links: Weekly Digest – 16

Upside Learning

The second generation of the iPad is here. iPad 2, with its multitude of features and functionalities (a notch higher than its parent), is a boon for tech-hungry classrooms. But before you jump on the iPad bandwagon, it is imperative to lay the foundation for effective implementation at your school.

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Leveraging Technology to Drive Business Value (University of Farmers) at Corporate University Week

Learning Visions

Some things they’re doing at U of Farmers… Making use of video – they now have a video studio – think breaking news stories with experts to keep employees informed about a current crisis (Farmers = insurance company). Audience Response systems Using iPads with video to record roleplays and then review them with instructors.