104 If IT Builds It, Will They Come?
10:45 AM - 11:45 AM Tuesday, June 20
Management and Strategy
Marina 1
Your company may have implemented a mobile BYOD solution, but that doesn’t mean you can automatically use those devices for mobile learning. In order to implement mobile learning on a large scale, you’re going to need to partner with your IT department.
In this session, you will learn from one organization’s experience partnering with IT on a BYOD mobile learning strategy. You will explore the struggles, successes, and what still needs to be done to implement mobile learning on a global scale. By attending this session, you will learn what to expect when partnering with IT, and you’ll walk away with tips that will prepare you to launch your next mobile learning project.
In this session, you will learn:
- How to identify the questions you need to ask your IT department
- How to determine what questions you need to answer for IT
- About a basic framework to begin your journey supporting mobile devices
- How to effectively interact with IT as a partner, not a customer
Audience:
Novice to advanced designers, developers, project managers, and managers.
Technology
discussed in this session:
Mobile device management (MDM), BYOD environments,
Adobe Captivate, and TechSmith Camtasia.
Andy DeCuir
IT Training Analyst
Micron Technology
Andy DeCuir, an information-technology (IT) training analyst with Micron Technology, has been in the learning and development profession for 22 years, with nearly 20 years' experience working within corporate IT departments. He has a broad range of experience in providing instructional design, online course development, instruction, and training for information systems, customer support, and human resource environments. Andy has been involved in multiple implementations of systems, including eLearning implementations at two different companies. He is an active member of The eLearning Guild, was on the team awarded Best Training Design in 2000 from the New Orleans Chapter of ASTD, was a judge for the 2006 Brandon Hall Excellence in Learning Awards, and has presented at multiple industry conferences.
