Mobile Learning Software

January 5, 2018

6 Tips To Create A Language Learning App Using iOS Swift

Do you want to monetize the rising demands for language learning apps? If yes, pay attention as how to build a language learning app using Swift with outstanding features.

by Saroj Kumar

November 13, 2017

Free White Paper - Cracking The Mobile Learning Code: xAPI And Cmi5

A new free white paper from Obsidian Learning and RISC, Inc. breaks down the mobile learning code.

by Steven Westmoreland

August 15, 2017

Using Mobility For ‘Live’ Performance Support

Some tasks are better taught and performed with ‘live’ performance support. Read on to see an analysis of three such types of tasks as well as a case study presenting a possible solution and considerations for its successful implementation.

by Amit Garg

December 6, 2016

3 Benefits Of Mobile App Development For Corporate Training

With many organizations moving to an on-demand training strategy where learning content is accessed when and where learners want, now may be the time to consider developing a mobile app. In this article, PulseLearning discusses how the mobile app development for corporate training can take your training experience to the next level.

by Ruby Spencer, CTDP

August 15, 2016

Cracking The Mobile Learning Code: xAPI And Cmi5

In our latest white paper, we look at global trends in mobile technology usage, discuss ways in which mobile tools can support both formal and informal learning, and present real-world examples of using xAPI and cmi5 to take mobile learning to the next level.

by Stephen Victor

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

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

December 30, 2015

Why Users Love Advanced LMS Reporting In CourseMill LMS

Common complaints about Learning Management Systems (LMSs) include a lack of report templates or customizable reporting capabilities, the absence of a mobile app, and poor security. And of course, there’s also the general difficulty of learning to use a new Learning Management System; nearly every day a new one pops up in the market, and still no one ever seems to like their chosen system. Should you just give up on your dreams of advanced LMS reporting, mLearning, or successful training management? Certainly not!

by Stephanie Ivec

December 28, 2015

Web-Based Learning Vs Native Mobile Learning: The Case Of eFrontPro

Crocs, fanny packs, Blackberrys. What are all these? The previously “hottest” things around that today only serve a select few. Is this the case with mobile apps vs web apps in regards to eLearning? Let’s have a look at why web-based learning is built to last and how a leading Learning Management System, eFrontPro, handles mobile learning.

by John Laskaris

December 10, 2015

Going mLearning: 2 Points To Ponder

Use of mobile devices to carry out enterprise processes and transactions is on the rise, and so is the demand by organizational users to make eLearning available on mobile devices. This is popularly known as mLearning.

by Vinayak Khadye

July 5, 2015

Snappico: Learning On The Go

While here at Epignosis we're more known for our "serious" and enterprise eLearning platforms, eFrontPro and TalentLMS, we're also making inroads in the casual learning space with a fun free little mobile app called Snappico.

by Athanasios Papagelis

June 19, 2015

Desktop Versus Mobile Learning

Who would win in an eLearning cage fight—the bigger, older, and experienced desktop computer or the young, light on its feet mobile device? A similar scenario played out in a recent Game of Thrones episode. The characters were debating the outcome of a fight between a hulking warrior and his scrawny opponent. The end result of the battle surprised a few characters and pleased a few others. Similarly, the quick rise of mobile learning may have surprised some and left us asking….

by Stephanie Ivec