mLearnCon – Overcoming Hurdles in Corporate mLearning Deployment

Is mLearning right for your organization? It’s time to find out! mLearnCon is focused on every aspect of mobile learning including management strategies, platforms (SmartPhones, PDAs, iPods, Tablets, etc), operating systems (Android, BlackBerry, iPhone OS X, Palm, Symbian, Windows Mobile, etc.), authoring tools and technologies, content design & development, and best practices. Whether you are working in an academic, corporate, government, or military setting … mLearnCon will give you the ideas, information, and community you and your organization need to succeed.

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Intrepid’s Brian Taliesin and Darin Hartley present “Overcoming Hurdles in Corporate mLearning Deployment”

There are many mobile learning tools and apps, but we still have to deploy and measure mobile learning outcomes. Performance on devices suffers due to bandwidth constraints on the mobile network, and one cannot guarantee the security of corporate information when taking it outside the firewall. Business metrics are soft, and the costs of creating a network infrastructure, as required by your IT organization, mounts.

Participants in this session will leave with a model for successful deployment of their content. You will get live access to what we learned during mLearning deployment, and a month of free access to the materials you develop so you can then show your colleagues how to deliver mobile learning and performance support in your organization.

In this session, you will learn:

• How to deploy learning content for mobile devices
• Best practices in selecting the right content, and how your content compares with other colleagues at the conference
• How to provide ongoing monitoring and visibility of business metrics that will help sell the success of your mLearning initiative

Audience: Intermediate to advanced IT professionals and business owners. This session will help to uncover pitfalls and determine models to deploy mobile content for a distributed workforce with acceptable levels of performance for multiple devices.

Technologies discussed in this session: Cloud computing, content delivery networks, iPhone and iPad development, CSS, HTML, Web kit development, Web services, security, and authentication protocols.