Recommended Reading 01/12/2013 (a.m.)

• The Future of Mobile Learning - Chief Learning Officer, Solutions for Enterprise Productivity

  Tags: digital curriculum, mobile learning, textbook alternatives, iBooks

  • Very low level of development of learning assets specifically for mobile devices.
  • Just-in-time knowledge: Short bursts of information and learning assets that can be consumed anywhere in just a few minutes.
  • Moderate to high levels of technology frustration in making learning assets fully viewable and optimized on devices — Flash on an iPad, for example.
  • Lagging levels of mobile readiness from many learning management systems.
  • Mobile-only functions:
  • E-books on steroids: Take much of our current e-learning and pour it into a dynamic e-book, which combines content, collaboration, assessment and performance support.

• Flipped Classrooms – They Work : The eLearning Site

  Flipped Classrooms – They Work

  Tags: blended learning, flipped classroom

  • - By Michael Comins

• A Guide to Riding the Mobile Learning Wave | Learning Technologies | Training Industry

  Tags: digital curriculum, mobile learning, guide

  • make sure your learning technology platform can launch a mobile course.
  • You want to spur the adoption of mobile learning. So direct users to a course that’s only available in a mobile format. Make the course easy to access. 
  • The goal is delivering a lot of instructional value in a small package.
  • PENS provides a bridge between the authoring process and systems for managing and deploying content to the LMS.

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