The popularity and the cost of Smart Phone have given rise to new trend - Mobile Learning. Although m-Learning is a new concept in India, it has started to gathering some mass. (Note: Lots of companies have not yet embraced even e-Learning.)
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I would like to know from the members whether they have experienced m-Learning at any point of time? If given an opportunity, would you like to experience m-Learning?
Recently I participated in a LinkedIn discussion started by one of the Learning and Development Managers in my LinkedIn Group – The eLearning Guild.
The question raised by the member was – “What are the key challenges in developing e-Learning content for mobile devices?”
Here are my key takeaways on the blog Learn to Succeed. Click to continue reading.
From India, Delhi
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I would like to know from the members whether they have experienced m-Learning at any point of time? If given an opportunity, would you like to experience m-Learning?
Recently I participated in a LinkedIn discussion started by one of the Learning and Development Managers in my LinkedIn Group – The eLearning Guild.
The question raised by the member was – “What are the key challenges in developing e-Learning content for mobile devices?”
Here are my key takeaways on the blog Learn to Succeed. Click to continue reading.
From India, Delhi
Hi Gireesh,
The concept looks innovative, easy and interesting. As a Trainer, I switched on to smart phone so as to use my mobile in my training program. Take photos of the participants while involved in activities and or performing individually - transfer to lap top immediately and show it up in the PPT. Videos ... taken and connected to lap tap afresh to make the audience a touch of liveliness.
What you say is very interesting. It's a welcome sign if you venture into it.
All the best to you,
Ganesh Ramachandran
From India, Tiruppur
The concept looks innovative, easy and interesting. As a Trainer, I switched on to smart phone so as to use my mobile in my training program. Take photos of the participants while involved in activities and or performing individually - transfer to lap top immediately and show it up in the PPT. Videos ... taken and connected to lap tap afresh to make the audience a touch of liveliness.
What you say is very interesting. It's a welcome sign if you venture into it.
All the best to you,
Ganesh Ramachandran
From India, Tiruppur
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