701 Bringing Mobile Learning to Life with Augmented Reality and 3-D
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM Thursday, June 11
Development
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When it comes to mobile learning, there are a number of challenges learning and development practitioners experience. It is necessary to add context to mobile learning experiences, including using mobile devices for performance support. It is also necessary to understand the possibilities posed by new technologies. Thankfully, you can learn much of this by looking at the examples provided by organizations that have already walked this path.
In this session you will learn from the approaches companies, universities, and the military are using to address the challenge of creating highly engaging and contextual experiences that result in effective learning and performance support solutions. You will explore the potential of augmented reality and 3-D technologies for mobile learning. You will examine a variety of learning solutions that have effectively leveraged augmented reality and 3-D imagery. You will leave the session with the knowledge needed to get started creating your own augmented reality solutions.
In this session, you will learn:
- How augmented reality can provide real-world context to your mLearning solutions
- How augmented reality is being used as a performance support tool
- How to bring your mobile learning solutions to life with 3-D technologies
- The three-step process for creating an augmented reality experience
Audience:
Novice and intermediate designers, developers, and project managers.
Technology
discussed in this session:
Aurasma, 3D mHealth framework (3-D model framework used in
healthcare), Google Glass, and smartphones (iOS and Android).
Brenda Enders
President & Chief Learning Strategist
Enders Consulting
Brenda Enders is the president and chief learning strategist for Enders Consulting, a St. Louis, MO-based company. She is a consultant, author, and public speaker specializing in leveraging innovative technologies to improve employee performance. She has 19 years’ experience in the learning and development field. Brenda’s first book, Manager’s Guide to Mobile Learning, was published in 2013. Prior to founding Enders Consulting, Brenda was the chief learning strategist and learning services practice leader for a custom learning solutions provider for 12 years, where she led the design and deployment of innovative and award-winning custom learning solutions.
