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E-learning has often been described as learning anytime,
anywhere, anyplace but that is, in most people's
imagination, using a laptop or a PC which is not in their
office. But mobile phones are now ubiquitous with a high
proportion of the population owning and using one regularly.
Personal digital assistants are now becoming capable of doing
what a lot of PC's can do, but suggest to many that you
should actually do learning on one and invariably you are met
with furrowed brows and enquiries as to whether you are being
serious about it.
Just like e-learning, mobile learning has its limitations, but
it also provides a host of new possibilities to deliver learning
when you need it, literally wherever you are. This conference
will explore just where we are in delivering learning using
mobile devices. It will de-mystify the term and lay out the
whole new range of possibilities that are becoming available.
You will hear from practitioners, researchers and those that
have been there and done it with the results that they have
achieved.
Price: £250 + VAT. Subscriber, member and group discounts
available. To register and for more information please go to www.elearningage.co.uk/go2.htm or email aimeeg@bizmedia.co.uk or
call +44 (0) 118 960 2820.
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Mobile Learning - flash-in-the-pan or the next big thing?
Just like e-learning, mobile learning has its limitations but it also provides a host of new possibilities to deliver learning when you need it, literally wherever you are. This conference will explore just where we are in delivering learning using mobile devices.
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