WorkLearnMobile - The Mobile Learning Innovation Network

I’ve done a few keynotes recently in both UK & Australia, exploring how emerging technologies are impacting today’s businesses. We covered the usual topics (AI, VR, mobile, personalisation), before diving into a fairly meaty dialog about how the entire Learning and Development industry needs to to re-calibrate a bit. The “rude awakening” came from the…

I was recently invited to keynote at a very exclusive mobile learning summit with a strong focus on blending L&D with performance support. My talk provided 6 main lessons that have helped us master mobile learning. See if they work for you:

A refreshing new framework for Mobile Learning and Performance Technologies: by WorkLearnMobile and Float Learning, 2015
Have you come across the word “Intertwingled” before? Why ask? It’s because intertwingling is at the heart of a fascinating whitepaper introducing the Champions framework for mobile learning.

What’s new in Mobile Learning? Let us save you some time by sorting through the best of May’s mLearning.

What’s new in Mobile Learning? Let us save you some time by sorting through the best of April’s mLearning:

Mobile Learning is increasingly in the news, but we’re not seeing enough written about large-scale, long-term initiatives. Lots of enthusiastic predictions, and product pitches, but not enough action. The commentators all agree mobile learning is here to stay, so lets talk about what’s really working for learners in industry. Mobile adoption amongst our employees is…

What’s new in Mobile Learning? Let us save you some time by sorting through the best of March’s mLearning:

What’s new in Mobile Learning? Let us save you some time by sorting through the best of January’s mLearning:

You may be neglecting some of your most valuable employees. . . Marta is young, eager and in a hurry to perform. She has been working for you for 4 years, and is clearly a rising star. She has moved into management, she masters new skills fast, she collaborates well and gets things done. And…

Mobile learners are mobile. Sounds kinda obvious, right? But sadly, many online learning providers dont quite get this. Sure – their PC-designed screens adapt and shrink to fit smaller mobile screens, the navigation is designed for mouse, not finger. How to fix this? The best method is real user testing. Watch untrained users try to navigate, on a diverse range of mobile devices. The eLearningGuild has just released a great report on this