People starting to work with mobile technology have many questions! “How do I get my repository of learning objects into a mobile format and out to our remote learners, sales channel, and technical people? What tools do I use to create urgent mobile content that provides instant feedback? How do I provide mobile content to a vast array of mobile devices such as net books, PDAs, and smart phones? How do I secure my content and my exams? What should our strategy be for public and non-public mobile app stores? What rules do we need to follow using rich media like video when creating mobile content? What and when is the best way to measure and monitor feedback?

In this case-study session you’ll learn how two Fortune 500 companies use mobile content to create a mentored learning approach with frequent small bites, focusing on engagement and reward. You’ll learn how multiple schools have deployed mobile content and measured assessments within the classroom and for the “at home” learner.

In this session, you will learn:

• The components of how your mobile content is created and provisioned to all mobile internet-enabled devices


• How to build rapid mobile content and send it to your mobile device(s) in minutes


• How to integrate mobile video, audio, polling, quizzing, and exam reporting into your existing system


• The various delivery channels such as SMS, mobile e-mail and mobile app stores.

Audience: Beginner and intermediate users of technology. Any corporate trainer or educator with an urgent need to communicate and deliver mobile content to laptops and mobile devicess.

Tools used during this session: Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Paint, Push Mobile Media, LearnCast, and your mobile device such as Windows Mobile, Google Droid, Black Berry, iPhone, iPad, iTouch, or others.