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Want to know what obstructs Mobile Learning Adoption in organizations? Check the 4 main Barriers To Mobile Learning Adoption and how to overcome them.
Charmaine Thomae's curator insight,
October 9, 2016 1:14 PM
I have wondered for a long time why mobile learning has not taken off as quickly as I had expected. I thought that it would take off quickly because of how involved we are with our mobile devices. We use them everyday for anything and everything we can possible think of. This article points out some barriers on why mobile learning has not been completely adopted with open arms. One of the barriers it mentions is older generations don't realize what an amazing tool this is. Which I agree with because most people perceive mobile devices to be a distraction, but if they can find a way to use them at work it would be beneficial for all parties involved.
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Guest author Brigg Patten shares six reasons for mobile learning's growing popularity in the modern classroom among learners and instructional designers.
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"When we think about the field of educational technology, our thoughts typically remain within the traditional arenas. We think about devices in classrooms, online learning tools, supplemental platforms in higher education or corporate learning management systems. But this focus on the traditional ignores a category where edtech has the potential to make an equally massive impact: health and wellness."
EDTECH@UTRGV's insight:
We're already seeing this a UTRGV. EdTech students are collaborating with the School of Medicine to develop mobile apps to help medical students and home visitors to be more efficient in their work.
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"Are you looking for a quick reference guide that can help you brush up on your mobile learning vocabulary before your next Learning and Design meeting? In this article, I'll highlight 10 mobile learning terms that you may want to commit to memory by the time you walk into the conference room."
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Next year's wireless headphones, fitness trackers, glucose monitors and in-car audio traffic navigators are expected to offer a longer range, faster performance and a larger broadcast message capacity with the adoption of Bluetooth 5.
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"Sales executive Chris is on the way to meet his prospect. He intends to recheck the essential details to win the sales deal. At the very thought, he instantly talks to his mobile device, Hey! Mobi, can you tell me this? The mobile learning module is searched and the specific answer is voiced. All this happens within a minute, while Chris is driving his car, without touching his mobile device. Isn’t it amazing?"
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"Personalized learning is something that many teachers strive for, but it can be easier to want it than make it happen.
Personalization is best created at the learning model and curriculum level rather shoe-horned in after the curriculum is done, but when you’re given lemons you play the hand you’re dealt when in Rome, because birds of a feather may not come back unless you set them free."
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"Worldwide tablet shipments slumped 14.7 percent during the first quarter of 2016, according to preliminary data released today by the International Data Corp. (IDC), a market research firm. First-quarter seasonality, along with an overall unenthused customer base, were factors that caused the decline, IDC reported."
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