Mobile Learning is poised to take over -

At this point everyone in the elearning industry takes mobile learning seriously, and with good reason.

The use of mobile learning is on the rise and looks like it will be for a long time to come. This is especially true given the increase use and accessibility to mobile phones.

In reality, it's believed that the total number of people using smartphones will be 2.08 billion by the end at the end of the year, and time spent using these devices will increase to roughly 3.15 hours each day!!

We are finding that more of our time is spent on phones than on laptop.

This highlights a major opportunity in the elearning space. If the majority of people are using smartphones, then it is only sense that we create "smartphone friendly" learning content.

In contrast to mobile learning being required to meet the standard e-learning guidelines, we're seeing our methods of elearning need to be adapted to the world of mobile learning.

If you're involved in the field of e-learning, you should be asking yourself, "Am I ready to embrace the new mobile learning paradigm?"

What is that exactly? In the event that you design E-learning courses as a profession and you are a professional, you might require a change in the way your content is organized. It is also possible assess the software used to develop your courses.

If you're an LMS administrator, then you'll need to ensure that it runs without a hitch delivering information to mobile devices (and in the event that it's not running smoothly, start planning your switch).

It's a fact that the mobile opportunities is one that should be welcomed with enthusiasm. It can be frightening initially but it's because we're not fully aware of the impact of mobile technology now.