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Corporate mlearning - The Future Of Mobile Learning
The document discusses the future of mobile learning, highlighting trends such as big data, wearable computing, gamification, and AI. It outlines technological advancements from the current state to the near and distant future, emphasizing the increasing integration of computing into everyday life. The insights are backed by various sources and reference the rapid evolution of mobile technologies.
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Corporate mlearning - The Future Of Mobile Learning
- 1. Corporate mLearning The future of mobile learning Amit Garg Director - Custom Learning Solutions, Upside Learning @gargamit100 Abhijit Kadle Sr. Manager – Instructional Designing, Upside Learning @abhijitkadle
- 2. Upside Learning 8+ yearsin eLearning 150+ clients in 13 countries Our offerings UpsideLMS | Upside2Go | Custom Learning Solutions 28 awards & recognitions Upside Learning Solutions blog www.upsidelearning.com/blog eBooks and Whitepapers Research endeavors ASTD Research | Brandon Hall Group | Towards Maturity
- 3. Agenda 1 The Future Is Mobile 2 A Single View 3 The Impact 4
- 4. Disclaimer • Rapidly movingand evolving • Technologies become obsolete before mainstream adoption • Take with a pinch of salt
- 5. “ coupled with almost unlimited computing power from the cloud (e.g., data centers and server farms) available to smartphones through wireless connectivity, the capability to see, hear, feel, ” and even smell continuously will make our smartphones truly like a human companion. – Lin Zhong, Rice University
- 6. Future Of MobileLearning
- 7. Key Trends • Big data, big content and curation • Ubiquitous, pervasive computing • Social and machine networks • The Semantic Web, Intelligent Agents
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- 9. The Distant Future •Everything is a computer • Everything is connected to the network Source: http://www.jetsongreen.com/2011/01/ge-smart-home-of-the-future.html
- 10. The Distant Future •Everything is a computer • Everything is connected to the network Source: www.nest.com
- 11. The Distant Future •Everything is a computer • Everything is connected to the network Source: http://arstechnica.com/business/2012/03/the-five-technologies-that-will-transform-homes-of-the-future/
- 12. The Distant Future •Everything is a computer • Everything is connected to the network Source: http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/is-this-the-worlds-smartest-coke-machine.php
- 13. The Distant Future •ArtificialIntelligence comes of age •Robots Source: http://technabob.com/blog/2012/09/25/allergic-boy-telepresence-robot/
- 14. The Distant Future •ArtificialIntelligence comes of age •Robots Source: http://technabob.com/blog/2012/09/21/baxter-industrial-robot/
- 15. The Distant Future •ArtificialIntelligence comes of age •Robots Source: http://technabob.com/blog/2012/09/13/alpha-dog-robot-moves-quietly/
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- 17. The Near Future • Curation • Gamification • Social, Connected Learning • The Impact of Big Data (individually, for orgs) – Learning Analytics • Wearable Computing is a Reality • NFC
- 18. The Near Future •Curation Source: http://www.lib.unc.edu/blogs/cdr/index.php/2010/12/01/announcing-the-curators-workbench/
- 19. The Near Future •Gamification
- 20. The Near Future •Social Connected Learning
- 21. The Near Future •The Impact of Big Data (individually, for orgs) - Learning Analytics Source: http://woknowing.wordpress.com/2011/07/28/learning-analytics-debating-fundamentals-prerequisite-skills-and-benefits/
- 22. The Near Future •Wearable Computing is a Reality Source: http://www.fitbit.com/ S
- 23. The Near Future • NFC Source: http://www.libramation.com/ Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Near_field_communication
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- 25. Now • TinCan API • Mobile Video • Live Synchronous Conferencing • Augmented Reality • Smarter, Connected Television • Sensors
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- 27. Now • Live SynchronousConferencing Source: http://www.apple.com/in/mac/facetime/ Source: http://www.google.com/+/learnmore/hangouts/
- 28. Now • Augmented Reality Source:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nianticproject.scout
- 29. Now •Smarter, Connected Television Source: http://www.connectedhomeworld.com/content/sony- Source: http://www.apple.com/appletv/ launched-internet-tv-google-tv-android-platform
- 30. Now • Smarter, ConnectedTelevision Source: http://www.google.com/tv/
- 31. Now • Sensors Source:http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/widenoi Source: http://nslab.kaist.ac.kr/courses/2011/cs710/paperlist/1-1.pdf se_monitor_noise_levels_iphone.php
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- 33. Amit Garg A @gargamit100 amitgarg@upsidelearning.com www.upsidelearning.com www.upsidelearning.com/blog @
Editor's Notes
- #5 The example of a n75 nokia the first phone with a gps, 1997!
- #6 Provide clarifications/poll
- #7 This is a good single view, and gives a vague idea of the timelines involved. Not all technologies with mature and become mainstream. Market forces, and these days, others…
- #8 Talk brief about each, perhaps 45 seconds each. Volume of data, individual data generation (from text, to image, to video, to immersive) Content generation, UGC, huge volume – youtube, flickr, etc are great examples Computers everywhere and in everything Perhaps even disposable computers Everything is connected to everything else Social networks driven by technology tools (FB, Twitter – disruptive, subversive influences, rapid dissemination of the message.) Semantic Web = web 3.0 1.0 doc web 2.0 people interactive, content driven 3.0 deep meaning, patterns, and protocols