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I’ve always thought of the U.S. as the leader in digital learning, representing the most adventurous innovations. But lately I’ve realized m 
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"Listen to the audio version. To keep pace with the organization’s plans for growth, L&D teams need measures to scale employee training, and mobile learning can enable them to achieve…"
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"These 12 examples prove how the combination of Mobile Learning and Microlearning can be used to enhanced organizations’ training deliveries ..."
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"Another example of mobile learning and online education in Africa is the explosion of language diplomas that are being offered in Nigeria ..."
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"Even digital natives need support when it comes to using educational technologies effectively ..."
Patricia Cruz's curator insight,
September 16, 2023 5:52 PM
Now at days higher education leans on your fluency in technology. For distance learning we must be digitally literate to be able to utilize mobile devices. Although we know that learning these platforms is a work in progress, we must take initiative to learn it. In order to get there we need to engage in strategic implementations, focus on students, build educational partnerships, and develop strong collaborations. If we exercise those practices they can lead to rich learning experiences.
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"New study reveals that collaboration is still not a prevalent online learning habit; mobile phones have yet to be used for serious learning ..."
Leona Ungerer's insight:
GoConqr Online Learning Report 2017 available for download.
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"Technology has had a significant impact on the way we are learning today. We are taking a closer look at the new and more optimized ways of learning ..."
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"As more migrants travel to Europe or are displaced by conflict in the Middle East, organisations are now seeking to solve another problem – education ..."
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"The reason that online learning platforms are designed for the web and not for apps is that the web is open, ubiquitous, and platform agnostic. Apps are closed, limited, and platform dependent ..."
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"These three different areas of learning are often confused with one being applied where the other should be; for example E-Learning content is often used for Mobile Learning by inexperienced L&D teams ..."
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"Every day, more and more people rely on smartphones and tablets in their work and personal lives. Naturally, organizations have noticed and want to take their learning content “mobile” so it’s as ..."
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"Teachers are no longer limited to teaching in the traditional brick and mortar classroom; they can use their mobile phone to share information at any time, anywhere ..."
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"This article offers 10 awesome ways for organizations to use mobile learning to enhance the impact of their employee training via formal training, performance support, and support to ILT ...."
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"M-learning or mobile learning is "learning across multiple contexts, through social and content interactions, using personal ..."
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"Tim Buff shares his initial thoughts on the findings of the Learning Technology Research Project into microlearning and mobile delivery ..."
Carole Hunter's curator insight,
June 8, 2017 7:20 PM
Second point interesting for CSU...but flexibility can mean so many things...
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"Want to know about the eLearning Trends And Predictions for 2017? Check the eLearning Trends And Predictions for 2017 for cues on what may work for you ..."
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"Allowing students to bring mobile devices into class can boost collaboration and improve learning ..."
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"New innovations in higher-ed tech and practice are popping up daily in higher education's reinvention—but that doesn’t mean they have seals of approval ..."
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Eric Rodriguez's curator insight,
September 24, 2015 9:33 AM
Wow! The number of users who own an iPhone is more than I expected. Almost 70% use it for social networking and only 30% of professors use mobile phones in their teachings. If more professors implement the use of the phone would student's follow suit and use it during class for school work?
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"Two research professors discuss the mobile learning myths associated with its adoption infancy, and what they’ve learned since ..."
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