A couple of weeks ago I started to structure an idea I had on organizing an MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) on the subject of mLearning. It will be an open and free course, so anyone with an interest in mobile learning can join, the course will be in English and incorporate a lot of social media that is accessible via smartphones, tablet pc's and computers. mLearning can fit corporate training, k12 education, lifelong learning and of course as we see on a daily basis across the world: in regional and non-profit or ngo-settings. we are well on our way. MORE >>

Connectivism Future mlearning overview uLearning course Edutechdebate elearning learning MOOC online 'Part 1. The obligatory history lesson: It happened to the record industry first. While popular music had long been available on radio, it could be argued that a true music industry as we know it today didn’t arise until the 50‘s and 60‘s when distributable media and players became widely available. To summarize – you bought your music on record, then on 8-track, then on cassette, and then on CD once again. But that’s where technology turned. Now Music gets pushed to me. Part 2. MORE >>

These students will be getting an iPad loaded with course content. Post from: The eLearning Coach First iPad University Course. Read the interview. MORE >>

For easy, step-by-step instructions on incorporating a narrated PowerPoint presentation into your Rapid Intake course, check out  this blog post. You can also view a sample course with a converted PowerPoint.  . eLearning Strategy MORE >>

Rapid ePlatform Learning (eLearning & mLearning) development is about efficiency. By my count, with laptops, tablets, and mobile devices, we connect through technology to our lives and businesses at least a dozen ways.  Therefore, when you add elearning and mobile learning to the mix, you are asking or demanding that your learners add more information to what they consume each day. Therefore, we need to make sure it's beneficial, relevant, and timely.  . Timely generally being the most difficult. We know what to teach, but it's getting it out the door fast enough.  eLearning Strategy MORE >>