What I Learnt About Mobile Learning Design. Mobile hardware has its own limitations and hence we need to adhere to some critical design conventions in order to make our mobile applications a success. gradual but complete shift to mobile based devices for a whole host of activities, learning being just one of them, is anything but inevitable. Mobile Learning mLearning Mobile Learning Design Mobile Technology SWOT Analysis Workplace LearningMobile Learning has been on our minds and for all the right reasons. PM on 21st June. See you there. What Is Mobile Learning? MORE >>

Early this month we ran two webinars on “Designing eLearning for Pads (tablet)” A big thank you to all of you who were able to join us! A: mLearning or Mobile Learning is designed specifically for mobile devices, mostly for learners who are constantly on the move or do not have regular access to traditional learning methodologies. believe all the design consideration mentioned could be achieved using normal eLearning so why should a company look for mobile learning? We can build content, applications that are designed for the device and accessed from an LMS. MORE >>

wanted to learn more about eLearning, and the only thing I could find related to that topic was IT/web design. started the IT course and found myself between engineers and all sorts of technical graduates that wanted to specialize themselves in one particular field (you could choose between programming, network skills, and web design). Tags: blogphilosophy creativity education activism philosophy change eLearning work and play informal learning Formal education does not lead up to much for a big portion of its content. got out. For years I did rather numbing jobs. MORE >>

For example, we can take an employee’s location and provide him or her with active directions during an orientation period. We could also use location services to alert a coach to a learner’s location, so the coach could actively engage the learner as they enter a relevant physical space. Tags: Mobile Learning m-Learning mobile landscape mobile learning market mobile technology mobile user experience instructional design m-learning effectiveness mobile augmented reality Let’s focus on how we can use location in our training and education. MORE >>

IDOS Blog IDT Roundtable Search Instructional Design for Mediated Education Blog Entry Location-Based Learning by Eruditio Loginquitas One comment 07 January 2010 In higher education, the uses of location-based learning seem to be limited to particular projects. And there are all sorts of learning games where learners may coordinate activities; these may involve geo-caching and other spatialized fun. They have been physically embodied from the beginning, and the nuances of learning in that space may be exploited with the design of various types of augmented reality learning. MORE >>