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The phablet is a sign the smartphone landscape is shifting. Can your mobile and multi-device learning cope with new and unknown screen sizes of the future?
Should you use web or native apps for learning? Find out how and when to take advantage of both to benefit your learning courses (and learners) today.
There’s an underground ‘revolution’ taking place in e-learning at the moment….and at Elucidat we’re happy to be taking part in it.
It’s that time of week again where we get to share with you the many musings of our E-Learning Superstars! This weeks superstar is Steve Rayson, founder of the renowned and revered Kineo.
It might sound a little "Inspector Gadget" but it's exciting to imagine how current mobile learning could be advanced by emerging technology, like wearable devices. Here, we discuss a few ways wearables could shape eLearning.
Whether you like the idea of learning from your phone or not, mobile learning is the thing. That’s why we chose 8 articles to share with you so you can learn more about mLearning.
Converting forms and checklists to a format that can be completed on a mobile device and submitted electronically produces markedly improved results.
Here, we explore 11 reasons to dump your paper forms and checklists into the nearest recycling bin, and make the switch to electronic, mobile support systems.
Here, we explore 11 reasons to dump your paper forms and checklists into the nearest recycling bin, and make the switch to electronic, mobile support systems.
This month we’re kicking off a new series of interviews called ‘E-learning superstars’. ‘E-learning superstars’ is a series of interviews with Directors of top e-learning agencies and thought leaders worldwide. This month we had the pleasure of talking to Matt Borg, Managing Partner of the inspirational communication and learning agency Acteon.
eLearning and mobile performance support puts everything a salesperson might need right at their fingertips. Salespeople have a lot they need to know, and it’s unrealistic to expect them to commit it all to memory. We can now give them a simple way to find new or refresher learning material when they need it most.
With a large majority of individuals 9-5 working day being too busy for them to complete a business course, and the high percentages of users accessing information directly from their mobile phone, the opportunity to provide access to a course from their mobile is essential.
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