Why Mobile Learning? What is Mobile Learning? Basic Strategies for implementing Mobile learning. Technology Decisions for implementing mobile learning
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1. Technology Today SeriesRoadmap to Mobile Learning Presented
by E-Learning Council www.elearningcouncil.com September 12,
2012
2. Todays SpeakersJoy Hall Bryant Sanjay Nasta Program Manager,
IRM CEO OutreachMicroAssistTexas Department ofwww.microassist.com
Information [email protected] E-Learning Council
Marcus Turner www.elearningcouncil.com CTOA peer-to-peer learning
AtomicAxis community [email protected] 3.
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icon toraise/lower hand 4. Mobile Learning DevelopmentCustom
E-Learning DevelopmentLearning Management
SystemImplementationApplication and Database DevelopmentDIR Vendor
for over 20 yearsDBITS, TBT, ILT and Web DevelopmentContracts
www.microassist.com 512-794-8440 5. Mobile LearningMobile
StrategyMobile WebMobile App DevMobile Marketing www.atomicaxis.com
1.866.200.6650 6. A ROAD MAP TO MOBILELEARNING MARCUS TURNER SANJAY
NASTAMARC [email protected] SANJAY@MICROASSIST. COM 7. QUESTIONS WE
GETWhat? Why? How?When?Strategy WorkforceNow DefineReady?LMS
Someday ContentTransfer?InfrastructureUse Ready? ContentNever
Technology? 8. YOUR CURRENT STATEPOLL 1 9. WHAT ISMOBILELEARNING?
10. HOW DO YOU DEFINEMOBILE? 11. WHAT IS MOBILELEARNING? Mobile
learning is: the acquisition or modification of any knowledge or
skillLearner through communication and/or collaboration with the
use of mobile technology,Device which results in performance
improvement 12. WHY MOBILELEARNING? 13. In2011More smartphones were
sold than computers 487,000,000 of em Blodget, Cobry, and
Coctas2012 14. 63%of U.S. firms have remote workers, whowork full-
or part-time outside the office. 1.2 billionNumber of mobile
workers on the planet (2013) 15. 1,500,000iPads are in schools and
education settings 20,000 Education and Learning Applications have
been created for the iPad700 milliondownloads from iTunes U from
over 1,000 universities Phil Schiller, Apple SVP January 19, 2012
16. 85%73% Children are morelikely to have access toa mobile phone
than abookNational Literacy TrustUK Survey, 2010 17. WHY MOBILE
LEARNING?MOVE TO A MOBILE SOCIETY 18. WHY MOBILE LEARNING?ANYTIME
ANYWHERE 19. WHY MOBILE LEARNING?NEW MODES 20. PHONE
CAPABILITIESPOLL 2 21. MOBILE CAPABILITIES 22. MLEARNINGEXAMPLES
23. MICRO LEARNING Text based information for moms Monthly alerts
with breaking news (e.g. Tylenol recall) Free msg: Worried about
keeping baby warm at night? Infant pajamas & infant sleep sacks
are safe for baby to wear to sleep. But no loose blankets in the
crib. http://text4baby.org/ 24. DEMOGREENGAMIFICATION
makechange.atomicaxis.com 25. COACHS EYEwww.coachseye.com 26. PLAY:
AURASMA www.aurasma.com 27. MLEARNING TACTICS 28. CREATINGMLEARNING
29. TECHNOLOGY & TACTICSALIGN WITH BUSINESSGOALS 30. TECHNOLOGY
& TACTICSCHANGE YOURMINDSET 31. TECHNOLOGY & TACTICS BE
CAUTIOUSOF CONVERTING We look at the present through a rear view
mirror;we walk backwards into the future Marshall McLuhan 32.
TECHNOLOGY & TACTICSDESIGN FOR MOBILE FIRST 33. TECHNOLOGY
& TACTICS USE DEVICECAPABILITIES 34. 4 C FRAMEWORK
ContentCompute Mobile Capture CommunicateQuinn 2011 35. DEVICE
USAGE Phone Tablet LaptopContextual Content Contextual Capture
Contextual Creation Communication Editing/Creating Content
Application Interaction Content Consumption * Adapted from
E-Learning Guilds Mobile Learning the Time is Now 36. TECHDECISIONS
37. WHAT LEARNING PLATFORM WINS 38. HARDER DECISION NATIVE OR WEB
Native App Hybrid AppMobile WebFunctionalityNative + Web Universal
+ Web WebBuildOne for each Single build across Single build across
platform all platforms all platformsCost Highest Cost
ModerateLowest CostSpeedVery FastNative (as needed)FastNetworkNo
Limitations Data Connection Data Connection 39. MOBILE APS VS
MOBILE WEBVS SMS NATIVE HYBRID WEB SMSMOBILE DEVICE COVERAGERICHER
CONTENT 40. TECHNICAL CONSIDERATIONS Network Limitations Device
Limitations (especially smartphone) Backend Integration LMS, LCMS,
etc Standards Adoption (TinCan API) Reuse, Build vs. Buy Design for
reuse (at the component level) Cost For the most part, its all
about the user experience 41. NOT A PROBLEM - TOOLSStoryline
Content Tools Problem is Rapidly CS6 Being SolvedLectora 42.
MLEARNING BARRIERSPOLL 3 43. MLEARNING CONSTRAINTS NOT TECHNOLOGY
KNOWLEDGE 44. E-LEARNING COUNCILA peer-to-peer community for
learningprofessionals Conferences Workshops Website
(www.elearningcouncil.com) @learningcouncilSave the Date E-Learning
Symposium ELS 2013 Houston on February 5, 2013. ELS 2013 Austin on
June 12, 2013 45. RESOURCESMobile Learning Strategy
ChatsMicroAssist Learning Dispatch
http://www.microassist.com/custom-e-learning/the-learning-dispatchAtomic
Axis Blog http://atomicaxis.com/blogs/ 46.
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