KEYNOTE: The Changing Definition of mLearning
Conference Archive
mLearnCon 2015 - June 12, 2015

David Kelly (Host)
CEO | Learning Architect
The Learning Guild

Megan McKee
Senior Manager of Operations Training
Rent-A-Center

Frank Nguyen
Learning Executive

Allison Rossett
Principal
Allison Rossett & Associates

Geoff Stead
Senior Director, Mobile Learning
Qualcomm
Technological advancements have historically been minimally disruptive to training. While the new technologies have affected the ways in which we can deliver and consume content, they have not radically altered the foundational methodologies that learning and performance solutions are built upon. The addition of mobile technologies continued this trend, with the process of adapting existing content design and development practices often being referred to as mLearning. But mobile technology is about much more than eLearning on a phone. In this closing panel we will explore the true potential of mobile in the workplace and how the unique affordances of this technology enables us to provide powerful contextual learning opportunities and supply performance support to workers in ways we have not been able to in the past.
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