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Thanks to Inge Ignatia de Waard for pointing this out, this free ebook (well, PDF edition that looks like a book) on global mobile learning has some interesting research. Global Mobile Learning The highlights for me include ... Via Alfredo Corell 
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Ch. 8 Open Formats for Mobile Learning – Geoff Stead. The U.S. government had sponsored a two-year technology research project to explore the technical challenges involved in deploying mLearning as a core element of ... Via Alfredo Corell
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December 14, 2013 8:01 AM
Some typical dilemmas for mobile developers include: For optimum user experience, an app should be developed to target a specific mobile platform (e.g., iOS), but for maximum portability of the content it should not.For maximum portability of content, the best technical solution is to use a Web app (hosted online), but this excludes all the best phone features (native menus, camera, GPS, other apps, etc.).For the best mLearning experience, users need to be able to work offline, but for integration with traditional eLearning systems, the information needs to sync online.
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Routine tasks and prolonged working hours can decrease the attention of your employees towards potential hazards. Let us know look at the role of mLearning in safety training. Via Alfredo Corell
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December 5, 2013 12:55 PM
Routine tasks and prolonged working hours can decrease the attention of your employees towards potential hazards. Therefore, the training on safety measures should be reinforced regularly, so that they can be cautious. For such type of reinforcement of training, eLearning or mobile learningwould be ideal. |
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December 15, 2013 7:36 AM
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Mobile learning is an exciting concept across many industries, however for future generations it will be the expectation. In fact, the young people of today have never known a world without internet, laptops, iPads and the like. Via Alfredo Corell
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December 8, 2013 7:35 AM
While there is still a large population who are part of the “digital divide” (i.e. people that can remember life before internet and digital technologies), the up-and-coming generation appears to have mobile learning as very much part of their psyche. For more interesting facts related to mobile learning, take a look at the infographic below. |
The highlights include subjects and research like:
Download the guide in http://en.crtvu.edu.cn/images/stories/globalmobilelearning.pdf