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Creating an Effective Strategy. Mobile Learning. Robin Murphy – General Manager, TutorPro. Do you currently offer Mobile Learning to your users?. Audience Poll. Ask Meaningful Questions!. Be Willing To Think Outside the BOX!. A good question is as valuable as a good answer!.

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Mobile Learning

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  1. Creating an Effective Strategy Mobile Learning Robin Murphy – General Manager, TutorPro

  2. Do you currently offer Mobile Learning to your users? Audience Poll

  3. Ask Meaningful Questions! Be Willing To Think Outside the BOX! A good question is as valuable as a good answer! Don’t try to stick Mobile Learning in a traditional wrapper

  4. Step 1: Create a Strategy Document • If you are just getting started with Mobile Learning…begin by documenting the process! • If you are trying to salvage an unsuccessful attempt at Mobile Learning, start over and frame it in a new way. Begin by documenting the process! • If you have Mobile Learning and are trying to increase usage, document the process! Stay tuned…we have some suggestions on HOW you document the process!

  5. If you have mobile learning, who is your target audience? Audience Poll

  6. Step 2: Target Audience • Who is the target audience for Mobile Learning? • Why? • Will the target audience change as the program grows?

  7. Step 3: Define the Objective(s) • What do you hope to achieve by offering Mobile Learning? • What is the initial goal for Mobile Learning? • What training or knowledge gap will Mobile Learning fill? • Why will Mobile Learning be useful to meet the initial goal? • How will you define success or failure?

  8. Step 4: Technical Requirements • Where will the Mobile Content live? • Do you expect usage to be tracked? • Do you have an LMS? Does the LMS have a Mobile App? • Is your LMS hosted or behind your firewall? • Are you willing to place your LMS in the DMZ? • Are you expecting users to have an internet connection or are you expecting users to access content using a wireless data plan?

  9. What year was the first iPhone released? Audience Poll

  10. The Biggest Hurdle – Mobile Devices • The sheer number of available Mobile Devices • Varying operating systems on Mobile Devices • Quickly changing operating systems on Mobile Devices • Almost EVERYONE has at least one for personal use! • Keeping the device software up-to-date

  11. What mobile devices are provided by your firm? Audience Poll

  12. Step 5: Mobile Learning Devices • Do you have a list of supported Mobile Devices? • Do you provide Mobile Devices to Users? Are those users in your target group? • What does “supported” Mobile Device mean in your environment? • Are all Mobile Devices useful for Mobile Learning? • What devices will you support for Mobile Learning specifically? • How do you prepare for and test NEW mobile devices?

  13. Step 6: Mobile Learning Content • What do you consider to be “Mobile Content?” • What type of content is required to meet the initial objective? • What topics are appropriate for mobile learning? • If the content is m-Learning, was it CREATED for a mobile device? • If the content is m-Learning, how is it packaged? • If the content is m-Learning, do you expect it to bookmark and track? • Will you create your own m-Learning?

  14. Step 7: Expected Outcome • When and where do you expect users to access Mobile Learning? • What need is met by Mobile Learning that is not covered by other learning options in your environment? • How much time do you expect the target audience to spend using Mobile Learning to meet the initial objective? • What happens if the expectation is not realistic?

  15. Step 8: Deployment/Maintenance • How will you communicate the original goal and expected usage to the Target Audience? • How will you communicate future goals and expected usage to the Target Audience? • How will you keep up with new mobile devices? • What is your testing procedure for adding new content and new devices into the mix?

  16. Step 9: Growth and Future Usage • If you don’t have a plan for growth and future usage, you have wasted LOTS of time and money! • Map out a plan! • Identify when the plan isn’t working and make the appropriate changes! • Add Mobile Learning as a topic for your Help Desk meetings, training meetings, curriculum planning, etc.

  17. TutorPro – The Complete Solution Hosted LMS Mobile App You just need an internet connection!

  18. TutorPro – The Complete Solution m-Learning Design • Mobile Design • Touch Enabled • Interactive • Scoring/Progress • AICC/SCORM • HTML Player (works on iPad/iPhone/Mac) • Audio/Multi Media

  19. Thank You! If you have questions or need further information, we invite you to: Visit Our Booth in Nashville: Booth 628 Visit our website: http://www.tutorpro.com Contact Robin Murphy: rmurphy@tutorpro.com Contact Sales at: sales@tutorpro.com View resources on Mobile Learning: m-Learning Page; The Connection - Quarter 3, 2013 (m-learning); The Connection - Quarter 2, 2014 (m-Learning); Authoring Tool

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