Presentation given at mLearnCon 2014, this session challenged the notion that mobile learning is a separate strategy and looked at mobile as a single piece in a greater puzzle.

1. learners
don’t color
within the lines
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2. About Today’s Learner,
What’s So Special?

3. Learning is Messy

4. What’s the
Capital of
Georgia?
Who is the
Mayor?
What is the
population?
What is the
forecast?

5. “If we were sent back with a time
machine, even 20 years, and
reported to people what we have
right now and describe what we
were going to get in this device in
our pocket …You would simply be
declared insane,”

6. What, Where, Who, When?
How?
Need more?
Want to be an expert?

7. Distracted Generation?

8. We are living in a
Learner Centric World

9. Why a Mobile Learning
Strategy May Not Work

12. "The trend has been
mobile was winning. It's
now won."

13. We need to be clear on what
we mean by “mLearning”.

14. Mobile first may work
for website design,
but it doesn’t work for
instructional design

15. A Learning Strategy

16. Mobile learning
should be part of your
overall strategy.
“You complete me”

17. “railways”

18. “automobile”

19. “micro-processor”

20. “software”

21. Performance
Support
Talent
Management
Knowledge
Management
Structured
Learning
Access to
Experts
Social
Networking
And
Collaboration

22. Talent
Management

23. Structured
Learning

24. Knowledge
Management

25. Social
Networking
And
Collaboration

26. Mobile learning is becoming no longer
“mobile” learning,
it’s just “learning”

27. People Do Not Learn Like This

28. it’s more like this

29. learners
don’t color
within the lines
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