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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | MLEARNING TRENDS DECEMBER 30, 2011 Enterprise mLearning Predictions for 2012 Adobe’s move to stop developing Flash Player plug-ins for mobile web browsers set a BIG BALL in motion that quelled the desire for many Instructional Designers to use pure Flash or popular rapid development tools outputting Flash-based content as their unified content delivery strategy. And more advanced operating systems combined with embedded chips will provide support for new forms of proximity computing using Near Field Communication (“NFC”) thus allowing new kinds of location-based services for learning. So, in no certain order, here are my predictions… 1. Summary. | MLEARNING TRENDS DECEMBER 28, 2011  Enterprise Mobile Learning 2011 - Year in Review We wouldn't be shocked to find Microsoft’s new Windows Phone 7 OS appearing on upcoming Nokia handsets or tablet devices, or RIM getting acquired by Microsoft or another tech titan like IBM Global Services in a deal akin to HP acquiring Palm in 2010. a.k.a. How On Target Were My 2011 Predictions? Prediction #1 - mLearning Engagements Expand. On the Target – But Barely. Prediction #2. Robert | | | | | |
| MLEARNING TRENDS DECEMBER 31, 2012  My 2012 Enterprise mLearning Predictions Recap Back on December 30 2011, I scoped eight predictions ranging from hardware/software to content types and authoring tools to macro-level mobility trends our team felt would influence the market for mLearning products and services for the year and I wasn’t disappointed (or much surprised) about how it all played out. Here’s the analysis of how it all played out. On Target But. Bullseye. | |
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