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The workplace, including the training department, is being shaped by the demands of the mobile workforce. Employees no longer keep office hours and prefer to complete tasks on the road and from home. Laptop-toting professionals and workers tied to their Internet-enabled devices are looking for ways to increase their productivity. They are expecting to access knowledge right away, at the point of need, wherever they are, and all done simply in the palm of their hand and at the touch of a button.
2013 was an exciting year for e-Learning professionals with many discussions around learning paradigms and technologies. The year saw many interesting developments in areas such as Learning Standards/Specifications (xAPI), Programming Languages (HTML 5), Gamification, Game-based Learning, etc. We believe that 2014 will see more powerful changes, owing to the maturing and convergence of some of these technologies. If 2013 was a year of ‘contemplations’, 2014 will be a year of ‘decisions’! Read o
There is no question that mobile devices are changing corporate learning forever. However, this doesn’t mean classroom-based training or formal eLearning courses are going away, it just means the mobile movement is demanding companies to rethink their training strategies and to create learning programs especially for mobile devices.
Meet the newest member of the Lectora® family: Lectora® Mobile, a new mobile learning solution that allows you to take your e-Learning on the go.
As this wonderful year comes to a close, we wish to take a look back at our little journey, which presented us with some great learnings about ‘learning’. We want to stop here for a moment and thank you for all the amazing support and encouragement that you had showered upon us along the way. We are also excited to give you a quick peek into what we have for you in our journey in this New Year.
If you're a learning professional and thinking mobile learning is the next big thing, you are mistaken. Mobile, or M Learning as it is commonly referred to, IS the next big thing!
Mobile learning use is on the rise - and for good reason! New tools and techniques are opening doors.
BYOD is a growing trend using employee-owned devices within businesses. Smartphones are the most common example but employees also use their tablets, laptops, and USB drives in the workplace. BYOD is part of the larger trend of IT consumerization, in which consumer software and hardware are being integrated into the enterprise.
With more and more employees bringing their mobile devices to work, it may seem like a problem. In fact, it's a unique opportunity to train your workforce.
Free book on things to consider when implementing mobile learning.
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