Mobile learning or m-learning as it is also known is the method of learning via mobile. With the rise of mobile, this is the next step in eLearning. Learn more about eLearning and online training on our blog: http://www.efrontlearning.net/blog/

1. MOBILE LEARNING
m-learning: still alive?
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2. It was supposed to be the “next big thing”. Nowadays though, you don’t
hear about it as much. But it's not dead yet. Or ever.

3. When modern smartphones were still a new thing, mobile learning
captured the headlines because it was a new thing too. It stopped
because journalists like to move on to the next hot thing.

4. Mobile is on the rise. Now we see a transition to the post-PC world.

5. Mobile learning will become either the main kind of eLearning
available, or a majod addition to eLearning, simply because most
devices will be mobile devices.

6. That doesn’t mean that PCs will cease existing, just that mobile
devices will get increasingly more powerful.
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7. Let's take a look on some facts and statistics.

8. Mobile data traffic doubled globally in the last two years, and is
expected to grow 8 times what it is now until 2018.
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9. The number of mobile devices with access to the internet is said to
already exceed the world’s population.
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10. Sales of desktop PCs and laptops slipping as much as 9% annually for
the last several years!

11. Trends in favor of eLearning:

12. Most enterprises (over 70%) have already implemented basic mobile
learning programs. Learners seem to love it.

13. In London, people spend an average of 56 minutes per day traveling.
Short targeted courses, delivered by mobile, could help train this
workforce on the move.
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14. The increased speed and capabilities of mobile devices makes for a
more compelling learning experience compared to earlier
smartphones and tablets.

15. The BYOD (bring your own device) trend. Employees can bring the
same mobile devices they own and use all day to the workplace.

16. Conclusion
Mobile learning is here to stay. It’s desktop learning one should be
worried about, but then again both are just different delivery options
for eLearning, which is not going anywhere.

17. Our eFrontPro can serve both desktop and mobile learning versions of
your courses with the same ease.

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