Mobile learning is growing rapidly in India due to the large number of mobile subscribers and smartphone users, reaching over 900 million mobile subscribers in 2014 and 117 million smartphone users in 2013. While devices are widespread, mobile learning content is still lacking as enterprises have been hesitant to invest; however, developing content could propel the mobile learning market. Mobile learning is well-suited for remote audiences, reinforcing learning, providing on-the-job support, and delivering just-in-time content, especially for vocational learners who may not fit the conventional education model.

1. Mobile Learning in India

2. Why Mobile Learning? That's where the learners are

3. Mobile Subscribers in India 2014: 933 Million

4. Smartphone Users in India 2013 India has the 3rd Largest Mobile Subscribers int the world: 117 Million

5. Do you know Nigeria has more mobile subscribers than Germany Changing Trends

6. Devices are there but not the content.

7. but Enterprises are not ready to invest Content will only propel this market

8. For whom Mobile learning works 1. Remote audience 2. Reinforce learning 3. Performance Support 4. Just-in-time content

9. Conventional education model wont work for vocational audience whereas Mobile Learning will work