Slowly but steadily, mobile learning seems to be a part of our learning landscape. Over the last seven years, I’ve formed a strong opinion that mobile learning will eventually be a game-changer in our industry. If you have a smartphone-equipped audience, then I do urge you to look at how you can add it to your learning delivery channels. Not only can it really transform your delivery of formal learning, increasingly I’m realising how it can also be a critical enabling factor for both social and informal learning.
But I also know that we are still at that point in time when the technology options are numerous and the application of mobile learning can take many different forms. I can quite understand if you’re hesitating to make your first moves in this area. With every wave of new learning technology, it can take a while for things to settle down. So how can we make sense of the current mobile learning muddle? Continue reading “Muddling Through Mobile”