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Integrating Mobile eLearning Into Corporate Training

Hurix Digital

However, an organization’s most valuable asset is its employees; honing their skills and knowledge and improving their overall performance via corporate learning solutions is vital in achieving that goal. A secondary benefit to giving employees control over their learning is increased confidence, resulting in better job performance.

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mLearning more than mobile elearning?

Clark Quinn

Mobile, paper, computers, voodoo, whatever technology works. So, for instance, this would include performance support and social networks. And I can see the case for that; that mlearning in education is about using mobile to help people learn, not perform. mobile strategy' Certainly in organizations.

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Making Mobile Mayhem

Clark Quinn

As Jason Haag has aptly put it, elearning courses on a phone (or tablet) is mobile elearning, not mobile learning (aka mlearning). And there are tools more oriented towards performance support. Yet we can use these tools to do other things.

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eLearning Land

Clark Quinn

Microlearning, contextual performance support, mobile elearning, chunking, just-in-time, it’s all there. You can find something you like here, and for an attractive cost. To start, we have the BizBuzz arcade. It’s a mirror maze, where all things look alike. Shiny objects appear and disappear before your eyes!

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Defining Microlearning?

Clark Quinn

So it could be just performance support, and that’s a good thing , but it’s not learning. Now, why isn’t this performance support? We can because (via mobile or instrumented systems) we know where they are and what they’re doing, and we can build content to do this.

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#AECT17 Conference Contributions

Clark Quinn

Finally, I suggest the use of tools to support the gaps our brain architectures create. These included five basic principles: mlearning is not just mobile elearning; mlearning is a wide variety of things. the focus should be on augmenting us, whether our formal learning, or via performance support, social, etc.

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Mlearn conference preview: #MLearncon scores 2.375 on the ‘Spiro index’!

Challenge to Learn

Finally a newcomer for MLearnCon is the performance support (6 sessions), I can’t recall any from last year. This means that the ‘ePerformance’ trend has also reached to mobile space. e-Learning Mlearncon Mobile elearning' This shows that more and more companies have deployed MLearning.

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