Jam Sessions (No Air Guitars Allowed)
100+ Sessions with Peers and Experts to Get You Playing Like a Pro
Sharpen your mobile learning and performance chops at mLearnCon by jamming with industry experts and peers who can help you take your skills to the next level. Whether you are defining your mobile learning strategy, designing for mobile delivery, or developing mLearning and performance support solutions, you’ll find real-world strategies, case studies, ideas, information, and best practices to get you playing like a pro.
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For most organizations, starting to explore adding mobile to an organizational learning strategy can be confusing. Some organizations see mobile learning as nothing more than HTML5. Some instructional designers think mobile learning is a concern only for developers. Still other organizations think mobile is nothing more than a different publishing option from an authoring tool. It’s only when you start walking down the path that you realize just how wrong those assumptions, and countless others, truly are.
Read MoreThe Experience API (xAPI) has been in production for more than a year now, and it is becoming more important for training and development teams to learn the ABCs of this important new set of technologies and the approaches to learning tracking and reporting they provide. Heed the call of that morning school bell, and come ready to learn your ABCs.
Read MoreMobile learning is a popular topic, but one that has a lot of confusion swirling around it. For organizations looking to get started with mobile learning, it can be incredibly challenging to separate the fact from the fiction and the proven methodologies from the many claims of best practice.
Read MoreFor many organizations, getting started with mLearning is a daunting challenge overloaded with decisions around which learning management system (LMS) to choose, how to author content, and what devices to support. To get started, it’s often helpful to have those who have already walked this path share what they’ve learned.
Read MoreThe ongoing adoption of tablets and mobile apps for both personal and professional use provides a rare opportunity to combine eLearning with user-friendly mobile applications that will improve the performance of a workforce. At the same time, organizations continue to struggle with deploying mobile learning solutions. Learning and performance professionals need to bridge this gap.
Read More609 What You Thought You Knew About Mobile Isn’t True
Concurrent Session
When you launch an mLearning project for the first time, you start with a plan and several expectations on how things will proceed during implementation. Many learning professionals new to mobile are surprised to discover that their expectations for a mobile project are not in line with the expectations of their audience.
Read MoreThe mobile workforce will reach 1.3 billion in 2015, and people will have an average of 50 connected devices by 2020; meanwhile, mobile in the enterprise continues to lag. While 71 percent of senior IT leaders see mobile as strategic or transformational, only 18 percent today have a comprehensive mobile strategy.
Read More805 How Mobile Technology Is Shaping the Future of Learning and Training
Concurrent Session
Many organizations struggle with employee engagement, training, and communication. In an increasingly mobile society, people are now expecting to engage and access content with a mobile device. But there are a great number of challenges associated with venturing into mLearning.
Read More905 Improving Performance Through Personalized Learning on Mobile Devices
Concurrent Session
A mobile device affords the ability for a personal experience, such as the apps one chooses, the way the device is organized, preferred media types, the means of communication, and more. People are used to customizing their devices to make their lives easier and to be more efficient. When it comes to training and improving performance, however, people are asking for the same customizability to personalize their learning experience to get exactly what they want/need, when they need it.
Read MoreGlobal eLearning is a growth market, driven by its benefits of cost reduction, flexibility, and operational ease of use. The creation of a truly global training strategy requires synergy between several areas of expertise. You've invested heavily in instructional design and recruited the best mobile app developers. Now you’ve created a powerful product and you want to offer it across the world in other languages.
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