Mobile Today

1. Learning Future Mobile Today Mobile  Learning  –  Consider  the  Possibili4es Judy  Brown,  31  May  2012

2. What  are  your  plans  to  incorporate  mobile   technology  for  performance  support  and/ or  training  within  your  organiza=on? •We  already  use  mobile  technology •We  are  researching  the  concepts,  but  haven’t  started  using   mobile  technology •We  plan  to  support  mobile  technology  in  the  next  1-­‐6  months •We  plan  to  support  mobile  technologies  in  the  next  6-­‐12   months •No  plans  at  this  4me

3. How  oJen  do  you  use  your  mobile   device(s)  to  access  content  online? •Daily •A  few  4mes  per  week •A  few  4mes  per  month •A  few  4mes  per  year •Never

4. Have  you  ever  learned  anything   from  your  mobile  device? •Completed  a  course  or  used  for  performance   support •Used  a  search  engine •Geographical  travel  informa4on •Never  learned  anything •Don’t  have  a  connected  device

5. Mobile Today Learning Future “Mobile  devices  have   fundamentally  changed   the  rela7onship   between  informa7on,   7me  and  space.   Informa7on  is  now   portable,  par7cipatory,   and  personal.” Pew  Internet  &   American  Life  Project Back  to  main

7. Did  You  Know... •Mobile  is  the  fastest  growing  industry  ever •88%  American  adults  have  cellphone,  57%  laptop,  19%  eBook   reader,  19%  tablet •Smartphones  are  used  by  50.4%  of  US  consumers •66%  of  organiza4ons  are  inves4ng  in  mobile  technologies  for   their  employees   •We  spend  >  1/3  of  our  4me  on  mobile  apps  than  desktop  web •The  average  person  has  cellphone  within  reach  14  hours  a  day •US  mobile  phone  owners  pick  up  150x  per  day •US  smartphones  have  average  41  apps  -­‐  up  from  32  last  year

9. Tablets On  market  2  years  (April  2010) iPad  makes  up  95%  of  tablet  web  traffic MicrosoJ  =  unknown  impact Google  to  open  online  tablet  store  (report) Hardcopy  replacement Healthcare NFL  playbooks • • • • • • •

10. Mobile  Usage  Today 1.Sent  text  message 2.Took  photos 3.Used  connected  media 4.News  and  informa=on 5.Used  browser 6.Used  applica=on 7.Email 8.Weather  reports 9.Social  networking  or  blog 10.Played  games 11.Search 12.Recorded  Video 13.Maps 14.Instant  messaging 15.Sports  news 16.Listened  to  music 17.Bank  accounts 18.Financial  news/stock  quotes 19.Restaurant  info 20.Traffic  reports

11. Mobile Today Learning Future “I’ve  never  seen   technology  moving   faster  than  mobile   learning” Chris  Dede,  Harvard Going  “from   knowledgeable  to   knowledge-­‐able” Michael  Wesch,  KSU Back  to  main

12. Five  Moments  of  Learning  Needs • • • • • When When When When When learningforthefirsttime wantingtolearnmore tryingtoremember thingschange somethinggoeswrong Conrad  Gofredson

13. Where  do  you  feel  that  mobile   capabili4es  are  the  MOST   appropriate? When  learning  for  the  first  4me When  wan4ng  to  learn  more When  trying  to  remember When  things  change When  something  goes  wrong • • • • •

14. OtherResources/eLearning Practice/Demos DeeperDetail Steps Do MomentofNeed Steps DeeperDetail ConceptualPractice TrainingObjectives Teach Adapted  from  “Innova7ve   Performance  Support:   Strategies  and  Prac7ces  for   Learning  in  the  Workflow” Inverted  Pyramid

15. Mobile  Learning:  The  Time  Is  Now

16. Mobile  Learning:  The  Time  Is  Now

17. More  Than  Courses

18. 70% 10% OnJob Feedback Formal 20% Training

19. Mobile Today Learning Future “You  can't  teach   people  everything   they  need  to  know.   The  best  you  can  do  is   posi7on  them  where   they  can  find  what   they  need  to  know   when  they  need  to   know  it.”   Seymour  Papert,  MIT Back  to  main

20. Army  Learning  Concept  2015 “Memorizing  is  less  important  than   referencing  informa4on  so  perishable   knowledge  (such  as  infrequently  used   procedural  informa4on)  should  not  be  taught   in  the  schoolhouse,  but  instead  converted  to   applica4ons.”

21. Content •Health  Care  Access •  Immuniza4on •  Nutri4on •  Prenatal  Care •  Drugs  and  Alcohol •  Emo4onal  Wellbeing •  Smoking  Cessa4on •  Labor  &  Delivery •  Breaspeeding •  Mental  Health •  Car  Seat  Safety •  Safe  Sleep •  Oral  Health •  Pregnancy  Symptoms •  Exercise •  Developmental  Milestones Content  developed  by  HMHB  in  collabora4on   with  HHS,  CDC,  NICHD,  HRSA,  BabyCenter,   physicians  and  nurses. You’re  not  alone.  If  you  need  help,   call  1-­‐800-­‐311-­‐BABY  (2229)  for  free   or  low-­‐cost  health  care  &  your  local   WIC  program. Congratula=ons  on  your  baby’s   birth!  Baby's  1st  doctor’s  Visit   should  be  2  to  3  days  acer  leaVing   the  hospital.  Ask  your  doctor  when   to  schedule  it. A  seat  belt  protects  you  &  your   baby.  Shoulder  belt  goes  between   your  breasts  &  lap  strap  goes  under   your  belly  (not  on  or  aboVe).  Wear  it   eVery  =me. Keeping  your  baby’s  mouth  clean  is   important  eVen  before  she  has   teeth!  Wipe  her  gums  each  day  with   a  wet  washcloth  or  use  a  soc  baby   toothbrush.   text4baby 21

22. Snapguide

23. Coach’s  Eye

24. Academia

25. ARIS

26. Tablets Educa4on  -­‐  Thailand,  Korea FCC:  Tablets  in  the  Classroom  Could  Save  Schools   $3  Billion  a  Year   Healthcare  -­‐  VA,  Toronto,  John  Hopkins Airlines  -­‐  AF  Air  Mobility  Command Hyundai  Equus • • • • •

27. Gamifica4on

28. New  Thinking

29. What  is  the  main  advantage  of   mobile  learning? Personaliza4on Availability Engagement Time  for  reflec4on Collabora4ve  learning Relevance • • • • • •

30. Mobile Today Learning Future “The  mobile  internet...   will  not  be  just  a  way   to  do  old  things  while   moving.  It  will  be  a  way   to  do  things  that   couldn’t  be  done   before.”      (p.  xiv) Howard  Rheingold  ,   Smart  Mobs Back  to  main

31. Pebble

32. Here  Today •Augmented  reality •Language  transla4on •Voice  recogni4on •Sensors •360°  cameras •QR  codes •Charging  op4ons   •NFC   •Gestures •Face  recogni4on •Biometrics •M2M

33. Opportuni4es Click  to  edit  Master  text  styles

34. Mo4onX

35. Solving  Problems

36. Google  Project  Glass

37. Pew  Internet

38. MEMS

39. Other  than  security,  what  is  your   biggest  challenge Resistance  from  leadership Resistance  from  users Infrastructure  (Architecture)  cannot  handle Don’t  know  where  to  start  with  regard  to   technology,  infrastructure,  implementa4on • • • • •Don’t  know  where  to  start  with  regard  to   need:  how  will  it  improve  performance  or  what   I  should  train

40. In  Conclusion Mobile  is  moving  faster  than  anything  in   history Mobile  opens  untapped  opportuni4es  for   learning We  can  learn  from  others  globally  about   mobile  learning,  but  have  just  begun The  future  for  personalized  learning  and   improved  performance  is  near

41. Avoid  “Shiny  Rectangle   Syndrome” It’s  not  about  deVices,  but  capabili'es It’s  about  the  experience— not  the  technology

42. Ques4ons? Judy  Brown judy@mlearnopedia.com @judyb