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MLEARNING IS GOOD
JANUARY 31, 2010
New Report Reinforces Mobile Learning is Best as Performance Support
The study was very insightful, and the findings support the notion that m-Learning is currently best consumed in the form of performance support material. We’ve seen examples of compliance training work for other organizations, so there is room in the mobile world for certain types of courseware. However, this study does point to mobile performance support, delivering context relevant content quickly and efficiently as a major enabler for productivity. Employees did not find the mobile courseware to be particularly helpful. It was $10 to download.
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MOBILE COMMONS
FEBRUARY 9, 2012
Are Organizations Missing the True Potential of Social Media Protests?
Recently, a number of digital flash fires have forced large organizations – even the United States government – to reverse course from unpopular decisions. When people take action on an issue your business or organization supports, they’re opening the door to a sustained relationship. But organizations are missing an opportunity to turn these flash fires of support into permanent campaigns with far-reaching impact. The temporary activists may not stay incensed for long – but they do at least share the organization’s goals. When Bank of America, Susan G.
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MOBILE COMMONS
JANUARY 14, 2010
Mobile Giving: How Your Organization Can Start Collecting Text Donations
As disaster relief organizations across the country set out to raise funds for supplies and aid to Haiti, they turned to mobile phones and text messaging as a quick and easy way for people to give money. The response of generous donors across the country was a watershed moment for mobile fund raising with millions of dollars raised by almost 10 different organizations. Update: We are continuing to update this list as we learn about more organizations and their efforts]. At this time, mobile giving is available to 501(c)3 organizations in the United States and Canada.
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MOBILE LEARNING EDGE
FEBRUARY 17, 2011
Organizational Trust, Learning & Collaboration
Consider the importance of maintaining established organizational trust and take actions to preserve it through a well planned training program that is integrated into the functions of the organization as well as providing targeted and relevant information. That same trust must be sustained  – members of a team must be able to trust their colleagues and your systems of information sharing to provide them with the information and support they need to do their jobs while mobile. Thinking about implementing a mobile training program into your company? Jeffrey May, 2009).
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MOBILE COMMONS
JUNE 8, 2012
Mobile Organizing for 2012 – Our Netroots Nation Panel Streaming Live
Our CEO Jed Alpert is moderating a panel at  Netroots Nation  called “Mobile Organizing for 2012: From Elections to Occupy, Anti-Fracking to Arab Spring.” ” The panel will explore how organizations are using mobile to build their political movements, and give practical tips on how to drive phone calls to legislators, build a base of supporters, and move that base along the ladder of engagement. The panelists are: Doug Foote , the Social Media and Campaign Specialist at Working America. Michelle C. All Posts Blog Mobile Resources and Research
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MOBILE COMMONS
JANUARY 31, 2012
Text messaging and GOTV: Connect with supporters and drive votes
First, campaigns can use text to immediately update supporters on issues surrounding the candidate. Where campaigns have difficulty ensuring messages are timely read when sent by email blast, sending a text ensures it is literally in the hands of supporters when you send it. Supporters can even ask the candidate questions directly, at virtual town halls that don’t tie voters to a seat in front of a computer, or even require internet access.  On Election Day, Mobile Commons is there to help ensure every supporter casts their vote for your candidate. 
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