Comments on Corporate Training & e-Learning Blog: Mobile Learning's Slow Birth

I think the main reason why mobile learning has no...

2008-09-07T13:16:00.000-04:00

I think the main reason why mobile learning has not progressed much is the screen size. People like to learn using bigger screens rather than smaller. Witness the progression towards larger LCD monitors, bigger TVs, etc. Unless a way is found (I think some technologies are already in the beta stage) for projecting the small mobile phone screen on a bigger surface, we will find user resistance to

Good points raised, with reference to the latest m...

2008-09-02T19:01:00.000-04:00

Good points raised, with reference to the latest mobile devices, 3G networks and rise of the mobile workers driving m-learning adoption. I would also add that the Gen-Y worker will have a major impact on the adoption of this technology, as their learning culture fits well with m-learning - bite sized and with plenty of reinforcement.
The lack of mobile solutions from the major e-learning and

right, we imagined that 10 years ago. above the co...

2008-08-17T22:45:00.000-04:00

right, we imagined that 10 years ago. above the continued development of essential technologies such as 3G, Wi-Fi, we’ve got infrastructure ready for building the future of mobile learning, why don’t we actually implement it?

as one mobile content provider ever requested me about the Flash presentations in mobile devices, the Flash Lite technology could be the point to the future of