Mobile Learning Benefits

July 17, 2016

The 8 Golden Rules Of Responsive eLearning Course Design

Modern learners are leading fast-paced lives, and mobile devices keep them connected and up-to-date. In this article, I’ll share the 8 Golden Rules of responsive eLearning course design to help you create portable and knowledge-packed mobile learning experiences.

by Christopher Pappas

July 5, 2016

6 Mobile Learning Benefits: The Mobile Learning Revolution

For organizations looking for new and better ways to improve online employee training, here’s a look at 6 mobile learning benefits that show how mobile is revolutionizing eLearning.

by Jayme Jenkins

June 2, 2016

3 Tried And True Ways To Master A New Skill

One advantage of being an adult learner in the 21st century is the access to new technologies, including mobile learning apps. mLearning options actually facilitate the kind of repetitive, bite-sized learning that adults need to acquire new knowledge and master a new skill.

by Peter Murphy

May 9, 2016

eLearning On The Go: The TalentLMS Mobile Story

It has become all too obvious that mobile is the way computing is happening and likely is going to continue to exist, even in the corporate world. TalentLMS has been aware of this for quite some time and adapted to these new needs with TalentLMS mobile in its usual fashion: With ease and style.

by John Laskaris

May 5, 2016

5 Ways Mobile Learning Helps Improve Study Habits

A recent study by McGraw-Hill Education shows that more students are turning to mobile devices to help them study. Most career advancement opportunities and educational programs rely heavily on exam performance, but there are many factors that hamper a person's ability to study effectively and pass those exams. Let's explore 5 ways in which mobile learning, or mLearning, helps improve study habits.

by Peter Murphy

April 27, 2016

Key Mobile Learning Trends For 2016

The use of handheld devices is rocketing and so is the power of internet connectivity. These two trends have a pronounced impact on mobile learning leading to a spectrum of mLearning trends. Take a peek at the top mobile learning trends to watch this year. ​

by Suresh Kochattil

April 25, 2016

Mobile Learning Technologies On The Rise, But Is Learning And Development Ready?

According to the 2015 CIPD (Chartered Institute of Personal Development) annual report, three out of four organizations are now using learning technologies. Especially mobile learning technologies are becoming increasingly prevalent inside most organizations.

by Steve Penfold

April 23, 2016

5 Ways To Use Mobile Technology For Exam Prep

While some individuals may have a great deal of confidence in their ability to pass an examination with minimal study, most people want to prepare as best they can for an upcoming exam. For decades, the standard approach to exam prep was taking a classroom-based course or buying a book of sample exams. Eventually, computer-based preparation became the standard and paved the way for mobile learning options, which are very popular today.

by Peter Murphy

March 26, 2016

Sales Training: How Blended Learning And mLearning Helped Me Crack A Sales Deal

In this article I will share how sales training can be more effective when using a combination of blended learning and mLearning.

by Anand Timothy

March 5, 2016

Getting Mobile Learning Right: 6 Best Practices

The delivery of learning has always been influenced by technical and media trends, but none have been as important as mobile technology. The fact that most people employed in an organization have access to “at least one” mobile device means that mobile learning is an important element for Learning and Development strategies.

by Sophie Chaffe

February 29, 2016

Being Smart About Smartphone Training

The physical setting of our training matters, and that is especially true when we are considering smartphone training.

by Keith Gibson

February 22, 2016

2.6 Billion Reasons For Thinking Mobile First In eLearning

Why should you consider mobile first in eLearning? The way people access the internet is changing and your learners could suffer unless you take action.

by Alan Bourne