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UPSIDE LEARNING
SEPTEMBER 30, 2010
Will Mobile Apps Change Training Forever?
Work is changing and, to keep pace with it, training is changing too. Which of these technology changes will impact training the most? think mobile applications are the game changer for training. For me, it shifts the focus from ‘Training’ to ‘Performance Support’. It can be adapted to become your performance support agent at work. Why Mobile?
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UPSIDE LEARNING
JULY 3, 2012
Leveraging Mobile Learning For Sales Training
It’s probably easier to push toothpaste back into a tube than convince sales professionals to attend classroom training. In my previous job with a life insurance company, I noticed that most sales professionals actually dislike training. In most cases they used to attend classroom training sessions only because it was a mandate passed down by senior managers.
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MLEARNING IS GOOD
JANUARY 3, 2013
Enterprise Mobility and Mobile Learning
My current focus is on building an enterprise application for my company. like the idea of working on internal applications for a number of reasons. First, enterprise applications can really allow you to focus on the problems you see on an every day basis within your organization. used to think of learning and performance support as two different things.
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UPSIDE LEARNING
AUGUST 27, 2010
Rapid Prototyping For Mobile Learning Applications – III
In this, my last post in the series (continuing from Part I and Part II ), I explore what questions we’ve been asking when considering rapid prototyping tools (not just purely for mobile applications) and what we’ve learnt from it. You’ll certainly want to ask some questions before investing a rapid prototyping tool for mobile applications. Would users need training, and of what sort before becoming proficient with the tool? While the design team will be the primary users, it’ll need support from all quarters to be up and functioning smoothly. What about the cost?
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UPSIDE LEARNING
DECEMBER 9, 2010
Three Ways to Use Mobile Devices in Workplace Learning
Mobile learning is certainly a hot discussion topic with elearning and training solutions providers in Australia – like anywhere else in the world. Mobile devices are perfect to add to a blend in your training program. Mobile device based follow-up could increase retention and aid application of knowledge and skills. Performance Support Agents.
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UPSIDE LEARNING
APRIL 11, 2011
Mobile Learning: A Quick SWOT Analysis
This has been possible due to a variety of factors – better, faster, cheaper smartphones, the advent of tablet computers, and an increasing awareness of the benefits and applicability of mobile learning. Devices getting faster and better, with increasing memory and storage capacity making it possible for complex applications to reside on devices. Weaknesses. Due to lack of Flash.
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