If you are interested in mobile learning (mLearning) in a variety of aspects, feel free to join MobiMOOC2012. MobiMOOC2012 is a free, open and online course that will focus on the subject learning with mobile devices in a wide variety of fields. The course will show examples from around the world with facilitators and speakers from different continents. The registration is simple: just sign up for the MobiMOOC Google group and you will be informed of any new developments, announcements. mobile mLearning mobile learning mooc mobimooc eLearning MORE >>

In this entry, I'm going to show you how to do a fundamental PowerPoint conversion for mobile learning that includes audio narration. Using the Image and Audio HTML5 template designed for mobile deployment, create a page for each slide, select the slide image and corresponding audio for each slide. Now we're ready to pull these together in mLearning Studio so we can publish to HTML5 in mobile format. mLearning Studio uploads them into the media manager, then automatically converts them to MP3 format (needed for streaming on mobile devices). Select the image. 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. In order to develop at that pace, monthly or weekly releases for example, content templates and styles play a vital role. Timely generally being the most difficult. MORE >>

Since we released mLearning Studio , (our rapid mobile learning development toolset) and whenever I present at conferences, I'm asked the question, "What kinds of content and how much content is appropriate for mobile learning?" Underlying this question is an assumption that we should approach learning content consumption via mobile devices differently. because you wouldn't want to put an entire e-learning course on the mobile device" as if that is a given. Build it once and then publish it to desktop and mobile. MORE >>

Regular readers of this blog will be aware that we recently supported ASTD research on Mobile Learning , a report around that was released in May 2012. Manager, Learning Technology at Qualcomm). Here’s the slide deck/video from that webinar: Tablets as part of mobile learning mix : although not the same as mobile phones, tablets are included in the study as part of mobile learning devices. Kevin believes it’s the tablets that have really got mobile learning started. Is mobile learning really happening? MORE >>