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ASTD Houston Keynote: The Time to Mobilize Learning is Now! by RJ Jacquez
The document discusses the evolution of mobile learning (mLearning) and its significance in the current digital landscape. It emphasizes the rapid adoption of mobile technology and suggests that learning materials must be simplified and optimized for mobile devices to enhance user experience. The focus is on creating engaging, lightweight content that leverages mobile's unique features, encouraging educators and content creators to embrace a mobile-first approach.
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ASTD Houston Keynote: The Time to Mobilize Learning is Now! by RJ Jacquez
- 1. + THE TIME TOMOBILIZE LEARNING IS NOW! @rjacquez | #mLearning Learning. Anytime. Anywhere
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- 13. 1996 2002 200220061993 FutureSplash Animator was created by Jonathan Gay and Robert Tatsumi at Future Wave Software eHelp acquires FlashCam. Software is renamed RoboDemo Macromedia Acquires Future Wave Software and renames software Flash Articulate is founded by Adam Schwartz The Rise of Flash and e-Learning
- 15. PC / GUIEra The More Features, the Better Editing Area
- 16. PC / GUIEra = The more features, the better
- 17. ―The real problem with theUI is that it is an Interface. Interfaces get in the way.‖ — Donald Norman (1990) Office Space
- 19. + Saint Peter‘s Square- 2005
- 20. No Support for AdobeFlash There‘s an App for that!
- 21. + Saint Peter‘s Square- 2013
- 24. There are approximately490,000 babies born every day worldwide
- 26. + Mobile isthe fastest Technology shift in history. Traction: Time from consumer availability to 10% penetration Tablets achieved 10% traction in 2011
- 27. + Cisco GlobalMobile Data Traffic Forecast Update, 2012–2017 By the end of 2013, the number of mobile-connected devices will exceed the number of people on earth, and by 2017 there will be nearly 1.4 mobile devices per capita.
- 28. + Mobile Web Usersto Surpass Desktop users in 2014
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- 33. + There‘s an App for that (AreaCode) POPCORN
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- 42. + Mobile means ―capable ofbeing moved‖ Conversations Calendars E-mail Music
- 43. + Mobile is ALWAYSwith you. ALWAYS on.
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- 46. + Mobile‘s ―killerapp‖ is the built-in sensor superpowers
- 47. + Location Awareness: GoogleMaps on Desktop PC vs. Mobile Maps
- 48. + Banks are Reimaginingthe Experience
- 49. + Snap Photosto File Taxes via TurboTax
- 50. + Auto Insurance Companiesand Mobile Take and submit pictures using your device camera and record accident details and vehicle damage.
- 51. + Airlines look toMobile to improve Travel Track your checked bag – just like you track a package. On Delta, iPhone users can scan the barcode – and watch your bag‘s journey from departure to arrival and all points in between.
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- 53. + The App Storehas almost 200 Apps which can aid people with diabetes
- 54. + Apps helpadults and children diagnosed with autism, cerebral palsy, Down‘s Syndrome
- 55. +Mobilizing Learning isthe Next Big Thing
- 56. Andrew Vanden Heuvel [throughGlass] Physics teacher/Glass Explorer Andrew Vanden Heuvel takes a classroom on a virtual field trip
- 57. + eLearning vs. mLearning eLearningwas about consuming. mLearning will be about consuming plus creating via the sensor superpowers
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- 59. + Moving Forwardwithout Adobe Flash on Mobile
- 61. + If yourexisting Learning is Flash-based and your learners try to access it on mobile devices, this is what they are seeing:
- 62. + The Comfort Zoneof the Desktop
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- 68. + The Current Stateof eLearning Tools for #mLearning Adobe Captivate 6 converted to HTML5 across multiple devices
- 69. Today we cannot control which device learners use to accessour Learning — me Learning Learning Learning Learning Learning Learning Learning Learning Learning Learning Learning Learning
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- 74. + Even baby fingersare wider than most touch targets. Microsoft Windows 8 Touch Guidance
- 75. + Target size influenceserror rate Microsoft Windows 8 Touch Guidance
- 79. Internet Explorer onWindows 8 touch-enabled Ultrabooks
- 80. + Ideal TouchTarget Placement for multiple screens
- 81. + Examples ofiPad Apps [Camera]
- 82. + Embracing Simplicity ―Increase simplicityby subtracting the obvious and adding the meaningful‖ – The Laws of Simplicity
- 83. PC / GUIEra The More Features, the Better
- 84. + Mobile Era =Less is More ―… the mobile age demands new parameters. Now we need services that require less typing, fewer buttons, simple swipe and pinch actions, browsing that seamlessly integrates vertical and horizontal movement, larger images, and fewer data hooks that clutter up the user experience.‖ ⌃Hamish McKenzie, PandoDaily
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- 86. + Thinking Mobile First Thinking Mobile-first forces you to focus and prioritize Thinking Mobile-First makes Desktop eLearning better Helps you avoid ―shrinking‖ desktop content for mobile via HTML5 Conversion tools Go small by going Big when designing for Mobile Thinking Mobile-first forces to simplify, simplify, simplify Don‘t wait until your ready for mLearning, think mobile-first now
- 87. “…start fresh withprogressive enhancement,building from the basic all the way to a desktop view. When we´re done, you´ll have a page that is optimized regadless of the screen size.” Small screens (smartphones) Medium screens (tablets) Larger screens (desktops and TVs) Progressive enhancement based on screen sizes and client features Gardner & Grigsby (2012) Head First Mobile Web. O´Really Media, Inc.
- 88. + Adobe Photoshop onthe Desktop
- 89. + Adobe ‗Reimagined‘ Photoshopfor Touch
- 90. + LinkedIn Simplify! Simplify! From 2,000 Pages onthe desktop to 71 on mobile
- 91. + Minimize TextInput Typing on mobile devices is a challenge Keep Text Input to a minimum Experience-first. Ask for critical information only Help the User with text input, as illustrated left via Snapguide
- 92. + Use Slidersas Input Trulia American Red Cross
- 93. + Case Study: AmericanRed Cross Lesson: Smartphone-only Apps. No Tablet support
- 94. + Lesson: LeverageSensor Superpowers
- 95. + Lesson: Keepit Simple!
- 96. + Lesson: Keepit Engaging & Lightweight!
- 97. + Lesson: MakeLearning Fun
- 98. + Lessons: Engagingand Effective Tests
- 99. + Lessons: Be Creative.Reimagine. Think Outside the eLearning Box
- 100. + SIMPLIFY. SIMPLIFY.SIMPLIFY
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Editor's Notes
- #4 And here we are over 100 years later and I think even he would agree, we are NOT doing too bad.
- #18 “The real problem with the UI is that it is an Interface. Interfaces get in the way.” — Donald Norman (1990)
- #22 http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/innovations/post/about-those-2005-and-2013-photos-of-the-crowds-in-st-peters-square/2013/03/14/aaf1067a-8cf9-11e2-9f54-f3fdd70acad2_blog.html
- #23 http://instagram.com/p/W2BuMLQLRB/
- #27 Full Story: http://www.technologyreview.com/news/427787/are-smart-phones-spreading-faster-than-any-technology-in-human-history/Presented below is the U.S. market penetration achieved by nine technologies since 1876, the year Alexander Graham Bell patented the telephone. Penetration rates have been organized to show three phases of a technology's spread: traction, maturity, and saturation.
- #28 Source: http://bit.ly/zBNJvY
- #29 SourceComscore, but this is already on the slide, not sure if we need to mention it again.
- #39 Catapulted us to the Post-PC Era!Take the iPod OUT because it’s not Post-PC era!
- #41 Full Story: http://www.africanglobe.net/africa/ethiopian-kids-hack-tablet-pcs-training-instructions/NOTES: One has to wonder if the same would have been true with Microsoft Surfaces?
- #44 GRREAT SLIDE!
- #48 Here I start making the case for why I believe we can make better learning on mobile
- #50 IF I FIND BETTER EXAMPLES THEY GO HERE. DO NOT LIKE TO REPEAT SAME APPS!
- #52 More about State Farm App: http://www.statefarm.com/mobile/iphone/pocketagent.asp
- #53 More about State Farm App: http://www.statefarm.com/mobile/iphone/pocketagent.asp
- #54 Taxi Magic Story on TechCrunch: http://techcrunch.com/2012/07/26/best-new-way-to-get-a-cab-taxi-magic-app/
- #59 mLearning for Language learning and Field Trips Examples!
- #61 Source: http://blogs.adobe.com/conversations/2011/11/flash-focus.html
- #65 Screen Sizes
- #84 Move this slide to Section 4Need a transition Slide
- #88 Resources, put my 10 mLearning lessons from Luke’s book
- #90 Examples go here about how it’s been done, Photoshop Touch, Avid Studio, Microsoft actually developed an environment to run Office instead of reimagining Office for touch. Maybe a slide!
- #91 Examples go here about how it’s been done, Photoshop Touch, Avid Studio, Ask about the 80 / 20 break down. 80% of tasks are possible on Tablet. 20 on PCNot about building lightweight experiences either
- #93 Minimize text inputAnyone who has used a tablet will know; typing on one can often be a chore. Unlike physical keyboards, onscreen keyboards such as those used on tablet devices can be cumbersome to use and often interrupt the flow of the process.For this reason, it’s important to be aware that text input should be kept to a minimum in order to accommodate those visitors to your website who are using a tablet. Ensure that all of the information users are required to complete within a form is actually required – if users perceive information marked as mandatory to be unnecessary, they will be more likely to abandon a process, whether that be a website registration form or the checkout process of an eCommerce website.Minimizing text input not only helps to facilitate a more positive user experience for those visitors using tablets, but also improves the efficiency of the process for users who are browsing with a traditional keyboard and mouse.Designing your website with these four key tablet considerations in mind will help to promote a more positive, user friendly experience for all visitors to your website; not just those using the traditional ‘keyboard and mouse’ combination. With the shift towards tablet browsing, there has never been a more important time to ensure that your website is ‘touch friendly’. http://u1group.com/blog/article/creating-tablet-friendly-websites-4-important-things-to-consider
- #95 Need to remember to emphasize that these apps are NOT available for Tablets, only smartphones
- #96 Resource: Screen shot of Snapguide for iPhone
- #97 Resource: Screen shot of Snapguide for iPhone
- #98 Resource: Screen shot of Snapguide for iPhone
- #102 Resource: Screen shot of Snapguide for iPhone