Micro Learning and the rise of Mobile
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Micro learning and mobile technology are enabling new training approaches. Mobile learning is on the rise as the number of smartphones grows. This allows training to be delivered in small, bite-sized chunks through micro learning. The Real Estate Institute (RICS) implemented a mobile-friendly learning platform to provide their professional members with flexible online training options to meet continuing professional development requirements in a way that fits with modern lifestyles.
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Micro Learning and the rise of Mobile
- 1. "Micro Learning and the rise of mobile" Alex Noble, Online Academy Manager, RICS Conor Gilligan, Head of Professional Services, Webanywhere
- 2. About Webanywhere ● Moodle Partner ● Totara LMS Platinum Partner ● Learning Locker LRS Partner ● Crown Commercial Service Provider ● Innovator’s Accelerator Partner ● Provider of a new Knowledge Transfer platform; Promatum Our Partners Our Clients
- 3. What are the Problems Facing Modern Training Teams?
- 4. Micro Learning Existed but Mobile has been the ‘Enabler’ Optimise Formal and Informal Learning Methods Micro Learning (Informal), Bitesize New Gamification Trends Rise in gamification and apps Why Consider mLearning? Rise of Mobile Learning 2017 2.6 Billion Smart Phones
- 5. Future plan is to continue success of the expansion into global markets and the continued use of new technology to engage our ever changing user base. RICS Overview Accredits 118,000 professionals worldwide ● The role of the training team is to provide high quality resources for those looking to advance in the industry, not only members, but those looking to become members. ● Since it’s creation the department has grown to supply a range of products (Distance Learning, Elearning, Face to Face, Web Classroom). The business now turns over £1.2M (online business)
- 6. Setting The Scene ● Requirement CPD of 20 hours for the majority of members ● The micro learning model fits this well Social Media The Calendar Year
- 7. Mobile, Micro Learning at RICS Implemented Moodle and Smart Store
- 8. Goods Bads Web classes Updating video content Personalisation e.g portfolios Smaller chunks of learning, did I get value? Mobile perfect for dynamic economies e.g China and India SCORM access, international coverage challenges Goods & Bads
- 9. RICS taking ‘Best of Breed’ in user experience into their Learning Environment Best of Breed
- 10. ● RICS taking ‘Best of Breed’ in user experience into their Learning Environment. Best of Breed
- 11. Conclusion
- 12. Thank you Any Questions? Alex Noble - anoble@rics.org Conor Gilligan - conor.gilligan@webanywhere.co.uk
Editor's Notes
- Webanywhere is a global learning technologies provider, a Moodle Partner in the UK, US and Poland. A Totara Platinum Partner, Tin Can xAPI partner with Learning Locker. They are also a Innovator’s Accelerator Partner, a new platform which trains leadership teams about innovation, created in partnership with the leading academics in innovation, including Clayton Christenson at Harvard.
- 70:20:10 model, RICS are leveraging the 70% and 20% of learning to embrace social learning, micro learning and informal bitesize chunks, e.g. the web class. 85% of Millennials use social media and by 2025 they will make up 75% of the workforce 69% of Millennials get their news from social media In 2015 almost 5% of training was delivered through social media channels, and this number is only going up
- The pattern of change First we republished courses with HTML5 if the user did not have flash Then we started to use more in the way of video Components like Adobe Connect allow users to connect through mobile devices Move to exclusively video based courses