The amount of features you want to use will also allow you to purchase a low or high cost smartphone or mobile device. Smartphones First of all if you are a tech savvy person you could go for a less expensive device which has all the options of the iPhone and more, for the iPhone costs a lot, yet is similar to many other mobile phones that are cheaper. What can you opt for in a high-end phone, tablet or mobile device? Bluetooth: this might be interesting if you want to connect to other devices without using a USB connectivity cable. Or is it of interest to you? MORE >>

The amount of features you want to use will also allow you to purchase a low or high cost smartphone or mobile device. First of all if you are a tech savvy person you could go for a less expensive device which has all the options of the iPhone and more, for the iPhone costs a lot, yet is similar to many other mobile phones that are cheaper. The same is true for PDA's, with these types of mobile devices you have a range of possibilities, but not the phone possibilities, this again decreases the cost. What can you opt for in a high-end phone or mobile device? MORE >>

This may sound obvious once you hear it, but the first time I heard it last summer, it had not occurred to me: implementing mobile learning can make your organization more productive because learners are much more likely to take the training away from the job rather than on the job. So, by offering courses that are available via mobile devices, learners are more likely to spend time at their desk doing OTHER things. Does mobile learning make workers more productive because they can more easily complete training other places and at other times than on the job? Probably not. MORE >>

After all, if, in publicly funded education, if we are going to serve the needs of all students, we need to provide equal access to devices to all students and equal access often comes at a high price – especially when equal access means purchasing computers. More recently, the conversation has shifted from purchasing computers to purchasing mobile devices.  Even more recently, we have moved to a new stage in the evolution of 1:1 learning – bring your own device (BYOD).  Uncategorized byod mlearning mobilelearning MORE >>

Trawling through my feeds across various social media, I’ve been noticing a spurt in the number of discussions around the BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) movement. Bring Your Own Device’ or BYOD, refers to an organizations employees using their personal devices (usually Smartphones/Tablets) at the workplace to access company resources for business use. With the almost insatiable need for information and communication increasing across the global workforce, most of them are turning to mobile devices. What makes BYOD popular? Why are organizations apprehensive? MORE >>