Again, not every tool below is SaaS based, but at some point, you have to move to the SaaS world, especially if you are offering or saying you do – some type of mobile learning functionality. I’ve seen some authoring tools that fit most of the criteria above, but whose ease of use is substandard or even really bad. Updated Content Authoring Tool Directory. ontent Authoring Tools Directory. Considering there are over 120 content authoring tool products in the space, being one of the top ten – puts you IMO – as best of the best.  MORE >>

It is a wonderful list created by inputs from all of us, so add your tools to it. It gives you a moment to reflect on which tools you use most, or with the utmost enthusiasm. Feel free to add your top ten learning tools via this link , or simply go through the list as it grows here. These are my top 10 learning tools , they are all connected to mobile learning in some way and I linked them to the possible learning surplus they offer: Twitter: it is the easiest tool to use, cross devices (mobile or not) and it enables both networking, learning, and activism. MORE >>

In the process of development, we are often forced to explore the various tools available. want to share some tools which may assist you in developing mobile learning applications. On broad level those tools can be categories into tools for: Enterprise application like LMS, LCMS. Tools for Enterprise application like LMS, LCMS: Enterprise applications can be created as Native or Web based. Tools to develop Native applications: SDK provided for mobile device. But as IPhone has distinct UI there are some tools to achieve that effect: iui. Games. MORE >>

I just read an article in  T&D Magazine titled “Beef Up Your Training Toolbox with Web Tool.&# Green , offered suggestions for how you can use web tools to increase engagement in the traditional classroom. Do you have suggestions of where classroom trainers can find useful online tools for the classroom? Cloud Computing ISD Social Media Classroom Training Cloud ToolsThe author, Mary E. The article inspired me to look at what is on my Cloud Apps page that may also be helpful to the classroom trainer. Plus, they are all free. DoInk. ToonDoo. Kaywa. Snap.vu. MORE >>

I am working on a presentation in a few weeks about eLearning authoring tools. high level overview for learning and development types who don't actually use the tools, but want to know what's out there, when you might use it, and some of the pros and cons. Now, I'm not much of a tool user myself. I've got some understanding of tools. But I would love the input of some actual tool users. Tags: authoring tools Could you help me out and go play around with this mind map here? Thanks! MORE >>