As a prelude to a small webinar I’ll be doing next week (though it also serves to tee up the free Best of mLearnCon   webinar I’ll be doing for the eLearning Guild next week as well, here’re some deliberately provocative thoughts on mobile: According to Tomi Ahonen , mobile is the fastest growing industry ever. MORE >>

Last week in a workshop on mobile learning I was looking for something interesting in that difficult time right after lunch. So I decided to talk about where mobile is going and thus additional opportunities for mobile learning. mobile mLearning research mobile learning history future presentation ADL MORE >>

Companies worldwide are increasingly incorporating mobile technology and applications into their operations to increase productivity and revenue and reduce paperwork, as this infographic, commissioned by helpdesk software company Zendesk and based in part on GigaOM Pro research into the future of workplaces   (sub. clearly shows. MORE >>

Thinking from the perspective of mobile content, it occurred to me that I see 3 basic levels of interaction. This comes into play for me on mobile, as both static content and navigable content are easily done cross-platform.  And, this is where mobile falls apart.  Tags: design mobile technology Web 2.0: Web 3.0: MORE >>

I’m regularly trying to do two things: explore mobile capabilities, and get folks to think more broadly about how we can support performance in the organization. It’s a slightly different take than my previous meta-mobile post where I looked at performance support, formal learning, and meta-learning. mobile strategy MORE >>