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Mobile Learning Trends

In an increasingly “on-demand” society, you want to give learners every opportunity to complete training whenever and wherever they please, and elearning is the ultimate way to accomplish this. Elearning courses are available 24/7 and thanks to advances in mobile technology, now you don’t even need a desktop or laptop computer to train. This opens up a world of training opportunities – especially for learners who don’t sit at a desk in a traditional office environment 40 hours a week.

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Yesterday, Dr. Art Kohn opened up day two our LEAP Ahead conference with an engaging keynote about the science of learning and behavior change, sharing his tips for ways to guarantee people get more from your training program.

The keynote focused on the challenge of eliciting behavior change, rather than just getting students to learn. Art first taught us a little bit about how memory works, which is helpful information for creating more effective training materials.

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As we wrap up the first day of our LEAP Ahead elearning conference, I wanted to share some highlights from our first keynote.

We kicked off the conference with a keynote from elearning expert Judy Unrein titled, Maximum Impact with Minimal Resources. As cost-effective as elearning can be, it is possible to become a budget buster. Judy showed attendees the best ways to trim the expensive extras when developing an online training program and keep the focus on three essential needs.

Judy Unrein
Senior Instructional Designer for NIKE, Inc.
Guest blogger

In the last ten years, I’ve worked almost exclusively with organizations that were just getting started with elearning. Some of the people in these training organizations were sheepish that they were so “behind the curve”; some of them were confident they had done the right thing by waiting to see if elearning outlived the fad stage. But all of them learned a lot in their first few years of delivering technology-based learning and performance support experiences.

Here are some of the lessons I learned with them.

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When you’re providing a product to customers, whether it is hardware, clothing, furniture or technology, the most important thing you can do to ensure success is to listen to the end user. After all, they know what they want and are looking to you to provide it, whatever “it” is.

RedTray, a blending learning provider based out of the UK, recently published a study regarding what people want most from their Learning Management System. They surveyed 175 learning leaders from across various industries. These people told us what they want, what their “it” is.

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