#GuildChat for 03/13/2015: Mobile Technologies and Learning

Our next #GuildChat takes place Friday March 13th at 11am PT / 2pm ET. The topic for this chat is Mobile Technologies and Learning.

2015-01-09_11-14-16Mobile technologies have quickly become the primary devices many people use to access information and connect with each other. As our habits for consuming and connecting with information continue to evolve, it will naturally change the ways in which we learn.

In this week’s #GuildChat we’re going to explore the many ways that mobile is changing the learning landscape. We’ll discuss how we use mobile for learning personally, and professionally. We’ll talk about the challenges and opportunities of using mobile in organizations, as well as sharing examples of mobile learning experiences done right.

Here are the questions currently scheduled to be posed during the chat.

  • How do you use your mobile devices for your personal learning?
  • What are some really good (or really bad) examples of “learning on a mobile” you have experienced in day-to-day life? What made it good or bad?
  • What’s different about learning on a mobile device as opposed to other technologies?
  • “Every organization is using mobile for learning, whether they realize it or not.” Do you agree or disagree? Why?
  • What does it mean to have a “mobile strategy”? What types of things would need to be included in one?
  • What are some things learning professionals do today that would need to be done differently for mobile? How are things different?
  • Where do you see the mobile learning conversation going in the future?

Chat Transcript

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1:00 PM eLearningGuild Welcome to #GuildChat, brought to you by @eLearningGuild. Today we’re discussing the use of multimedia in learning. #eLGuild
1:01 PM Learning_Dude RT @eLearningGuild: Welcome to #GuildChat, brought to you by @eLearningGuild. Today we’re discussing the use of multimedia in learning. #eL…
1:01 PM eLearningGuild Today’s chat is scheduled to last one hour. We’ll post questions using #GuildChat; be sure to use the hashtag in your tweets.
1:01 PM JD_Dillon RT @eLearningGuild: Welcome to #GuildChat, brought to you by @eLearningGuild. Today we’re discussing the use of multimedia in learning. #eL…
1:02 PM eLearningGuild Please take a moment to introduce and tell us a bit about yourself. The first question will be posed in three minutes. #GuildChat
1:02 PM Learning_Dude Prepare for a tidal wave of tweets, aka. #guildchat. You’ve been warned. Ignore or join in the fun. ;)
1:02 PM weisblatt RT @Learning_Dude: Prepare for a tidal wave of tweets, aka. #guildchat. You’ve been warned. Ignore or join in the fun. ;)
1:02 PM LnDDave RT @eLearningGuild: Welcome to #GuildChat, brought to you by @eLearningGuild. Today we’re discussing the use of multimedia in learning. #eL…
1:02 PM JD_Dillon RT @eLearningGuild: Please take a moment to introduce and tell us a bit about yourself. The first question will be posed in three minutes. …
1:02 PM MelMilloway I’ll be in and out of #guildchat whilst I work.
1:03 PM Learning_Dude Hello, #guildchat. Stephen in Roanoke, Virginia, USA. http://t.co/YlGtewyfYv Learning Strategist & Aspiring Eliminator of Email
1:03 PM eLearningGuild Opps… sorry about the mistweet. We’re talking about mobile tech and learning today. #guildchat
1:03 PM weisblatt RT @eLearningGuild: Please take a moment to introduce and tell us a bit about yourself. The first question will be posed in three minutes. …
1:03 PM JD_Dillon JD in Orlando, FL. Learning geek w/ Kaplan, saddened Flyers fan, presenter, blogger, sharer. #GuildChat
1:03 PM WonderPix RT @MelMilloway: I’ll be in and out of #guildchat whilst I work. >and whistling whilst you work? :)
1:04 PM Greggs_Science I’m in #guildchat from #NSTA15
1:04 PM weisblatt Adam Weisblatt Learning Technologist in Connecticut glad to be back on  #guildchat
1:04 PM LnDDave RT @eLearningGuild: Opps… sorry about the mistweet. We’re talking about mobile tech and learning today. #guildchat
1:04 PM Learning_Dude . @MelMilloway Hey, Mel. Love the @LEGO_Group heart in the background of your profile pic. #guildchat
1:05 PM MelMilloway @Learning_Dude Thank you, I went to The Art of the Brick! #guildchat I learned some stuff there too. ;0)
1:05 PM eLearningGuild Q1) How do you use your mobile devices for your personal learning? #GuildChat
1:05 PM Learning_Dude . @Greggs_Science What is #NSTA15? #guildchat
1:05 PM weisblatt RT @eLearningGuild: Q1) How do you use your mobile devices for your personal learning? #GuildChat
1:05 PM LnDDave Greetings All. David from @eLearningGuild looking forward to talking about MOBILE TECH AND LEARNING today. :) #GuildChat
1:05 PM LnDDave RT @eLearningGuild: Q1) How do you use your mobile devices for your personal learning? #GuildChat
1:05 PM Learning_Dude . @MelMilloway That’s awesome. As a kid I was in a LEGO Logo program of some sort. (I think that’s right.) Early robotics. #guildchat
1:06 PM JD_Dillon RT @eLearningGuild: Q1) How do you use your mobile devices for your personal learning? #GuildChat
1:06 PM weisblatt A1) IMDB (I need it for when I obsess over what actor played in what movie) #guildchat
1:06 PM visualrinse Hi #GuildChat – Chad Udell from Float and author of two books on Mobile Learning here!  Learning Everywhere and Mastering Mobile Learning.
1:06 PM seanbengry RT @eLearningGuild: Q1) How do you use your mobile devices for your personal learning? #GuildChat
1:06 PM Learning_Dude A1) How don’t I use my mobile devices for personal learning. My iPad has all but replaced my MacBook! #guildchat
1:06 PM npmaven RT @eLearningGuild: Q1) How do you use your mobile devices for your personal learning? #GuildChat
1:06 PM JD_Dillon A1) Rough estimate – 70% of my online activity is via my iPhone #GuildChat
1:06 PM LnDDave A1) I use my mobile device for learning ALL. THE. TIME. #GuildChat
1:06 PM MelMilloway @visualrinse Hiya, Chad! #GuildChat
1:06 PM Learning_Dude . @visualrinse Hello, Chad! I’ve got your books on my radar to read. Recommended by @spotlearning. #guildchat
1:07 PM JD_Dillon A1) I am constantly researching topics of interest via Twitter links and the Google on my phone #GuildChat
1:07 PM WonderPix a1) Quick fact checks, SoundHound (what’s that song?), all sorts of informal stuff #GuildChat
1:07 PM weisblatt A1) I check You tube when I ‘m deciding whether I really want to pull the guts out of some broken device. #guildchat
1:07 PM visualrinse A1) Better question might be how don’t I? I depend on the tech to learn everyday. #GuildChat
1:07 PM Dan_Jacques_LD A1 my mobile device is the first place I go to find an answer or to remind myself of something, information palace in your hand #GuildChat
1:07 PM Greggs_Science @Learning_Dude #NSTA15 is the national science teachers association convention. #Guildchat In a session on instant feedback w/ mobile
1:07 PM JD_Dillon A1) Most of my Twitter sharing, including chats, is done via iPhone #GuildChat
1:07 PM MelMilloway A1. I mostly use apps on my mobile but I also visit news sites via mobile browser. #GuildChat
1:07 PM Mandausch Martin Mandausch from the Center for media-enhanced learning at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology @KITKarlsruhe @HoCMedienLABOR  #guildchat
1:07 PM seanbengry A1) I think a better question would be, “When DON’T I use mobile devices for learning?” #GuildChat
1:07 PM Learning_Dude . @Greggs_Science Very cool. Nice to have you in #guildchat.
1:08 PM npmaven A1) Ditto. Pretty much anything informal (e.g., search, social, apps). Also have access to my courses. Social most important. #guildchat
1:08 PM LearningNW Learning Network Online is a new e-learning website.  Learn Anything, Teach Anything, Reach Everyone!  #GuildChat
1:08 PM LnDDave RT @JD_Dillon: A1) Most of my Twitter sharing, including chats, is done via iPhone #GuildChat
1:08 PM Learning_Dude A1) I use a trio of devices, two of which are mobile: iPhone 6 and iPad Air. #guildchat
1:08 PM weisblatt A1) I use my mobile device to learn just how obsessed the human race is with cute cat pictures. #guildchat
1:09 PM dbuckedu A1: I wonder w/ so much digital content how our learning process has changed in place of reading hard copy text. Less time? #GuildChat
1:09 PM LearningNW Learning Network Online has a responsive web design where people can learn from any device!  #GuildChat  #ResponsiveWebDesign
1:09 PM Greggs_Science 1) I teach and learn via mobile device. QR codes, Twitter PLN, Virtual PD, Webinars #GuildChat
1:09 PM Learning_Dude I use my iPad so much I’ve considered getting a “dumb phone.” I just don’t use my phone as much as I used to. #guildchat
1:09 PM LnDDave RT @visualrinse: A1) Better question might be how don’t I? I depend on the tech to learn everyday. #GuildChat
1:09 PM JD_Dillon RT @seanbengry: A1) I think a better question would be, “When DON’T I use mobile devices for learning?” #GuildChat
1:09 PM npmaven RT @Greggs_Science: 1) I teach and learn via mobile device. QR codes, Twitter PLN, Virtual PD, Webinars #GuildChat
1:09 PM JD_Dillon A1) ALL of my personal note-taking is done on my iPhone. #GuildChat
1:09 PM Learning_Dude A1) I keep track of tasks and notes using apps that sync across devices: @culturedcode’s Things and @evernote, respectively. #guildchat
1:10 PM seanbengry A1) biggest uses are: micro-video (YouTube, Vimeo, etc…), social collaboration (Twitter, Yammer, LinkedIn, etc…) #GuildChat
1:10 PM MelMilloway @Learning_Dude I swear I only use my iPad for movies and Netflix. Haha. #GuildChat
1:10 PM weisblatt A1) I use SoMe tools on mobile to quickly get up to speed on what people are talking about. #guildchat
1:10 PM LnDDave A1) I use my mobile for all types of learning – except courses. :-) #GuildChat
1:10 PM npmaven Cross-platform (e.g., Evernote, Pinterest, Diigo) a bigger benefit for mobile.  #guildchat
1:10 PM Learning_Dude @MelMilloway That makes for an expensive viewer! #guildchat
1:10 PM TrainingDailyAv RT @eLearningGuild: Q1) How do you use your mobile devices for your personal learning? #GuildChat
1:11 PM Learning_Dude May get to this in another ?, but syncing across devices is a must. If it’s not on iOS I won’t/can’t use it. No sync? No go. #guildchat
1:11 PM LnDDave A1) Most of my mobile learning falls under the heading of “I wonder how… wait, I can find out right now.” #GuildChat
1:11 PM weisblatt A1) I use the pocket app on my device so I can catch up on blog articles I bookmarked from my laptop. #guildchat
1:11 PM npmaven A1) Also portable access to podcasts, also part of my mobile learning musts. #guildchat
1:11 PM Learning_Dude RT @LnDDave: A1) Most of my mobile learning falls under the heading of “I wonder how… wait, I can find out right now.” #GuildChat
1:11 PM ExpertusONE On now: #GuildChat Interested in #mobility + #learning tech? This group of smart practitioners always shares great ideas. @eLearningGuild
1:11 PM JD_Dillon A1) Every photo I take/share is via iPhone #GuildChat
1:11 PM npmaven RT @weisblatt: A1) I use the pocket app on my device so I can catch up on blog articles I bookmarked from my laptop. #guildchat
1:11 PM weisblatt RT @LnDDave: A1) Most of my mobile learning falls under the heading of “I wonder how… wait, I can find out right now.” #GuildChat
1:11 PM MelMilloway @Learning_Dude It’s an old one and I got it on discount, so not too bad! #GuildChat
1:11 PM Learning_Dude I’ve taken the “It’s-OK-not-to-know” approach to some things. Info is at fingertips. Sometimes it’s nice to just wonder. #guildchat
1:12 PM Mandausch A1) the use of mobile devices depends on the task: first step: file sharing apps for personal information/document management #guildchat
1:12 PM eLearningGuild Q2) What are some examples of “learning on a mobile” you have experienced in day-to-day life? What made them good or bad? #GuildChat
1:12 PM weisblatt A1) What is that nasty looking bird? I’ll take a picture and ask someone. #guildchat
1:12 PM npmaven @weisblatt LOVE Pocket, for that exact reason. Reminds me of a related learning source: my RSS feed. Another platform crosser. #guildchat
1:12 PM npmaven RT @eLearningGuild: Q2) What are some examples of “learning on a mobile” you have experienced in day-to-day life? What made them good or ba…
1:12 PM seanbengry @LnDDave Depends on your definition of “mobile device”, I’ve seen some cool longer learning experiences on tablet (i.e. “course”) #GuildChat
1:12 PM MelMilloway @JD_Dillon I am mostly the same way with photos. I take way too many. It’s funny how every1 is different w/ photo taking. #GuildChat
1:13 PM LnDDave RT @ExpertusONE: On now: #GuildChat Interested in #mobility + #learning tech? This group of smart practitioners always shares great ideas. …
1:13 PM MelMilloway RT @eLearningGuild: Q2) What are some examples of “learning on a mobile” you have experienced in day-to-day life? What made them good or ba…
1:13 PM JD_Dillon RT @eLearningGuild: Q2) What are some examples of “learning on a mobile” you have experienced in day-to-day life? What made them good or ba…
1:13 PM Learning_Dude I like micro-learning on iPhone: @duolingo, Acceleread. #guildchat
1:13 PM npmaven A2) Doing photo-a-day challenge this yr. Always learning, trying, getting feedback using apps to interpret. #guildchat
1:13 PM LnDDave RT @eLearningGuild: Q2) What are some examples of “learning on a mobile” you have experienced in day-to-day life? What made them good or ba…
1:14 PM weisblatt RT @npmaven: A2) Doing photo-a-day challenge this yr. Always learning, trying, getting feedback using apps to interpret.>nice #guildchat
1:14 PM dbuckedu A2: Love the iOS app for my LMS. Can respond to Ss and interact w/ course content while waiting for an oil change. #GuildChat
1:14 PM seanbengry A1) Every cool serendipitous learning experience that I’ve encountered is usually “shared” with a mobile phone #GuildChat
1:14 PM ExpertusONE RT @LnDDave: A1) Most of my mobile learning falls under the heading of “I wonder how… wait, I can find out right now.” #GuildChat
1:14 PM JD_Dillon A2) Plenty of times I’ve pulled a YouTube video via iPhone for immediate task help. In context, time of need, simple to use #GuildChat
1:14 PM seanbengry RT @eLearningGuild: Q2) What are some examples of “learning on a mobile” you have experienced in day-to-day life? What made them good or ba…
1:14 PM MelMilloway A2 Does Trivia Crack even count as mobile learning? Besides that I’d just say Google just in time info, news & Twitter via phone #GuildChat
1:15 PM Mandausch A1) the use of mobile devices depends on the task: second step: internet research,  quick (synced) notes and social learning #guildchat
1:15 PM npmaven Mobile photography transforming my approach, thinking re that craft after literally decades. :) #guildchat
1:15 PM visualrinse A2) I like to watch my kids learn skills via YouTube videos on iPad. Easy to use, highly accessible #GuildChat
1:15 PM LearningNW RT @seanbengry: A1) Every cool serendipitous learning experience that I’ve encountered is usually “shared” with a mobile phone #GuildChat
1:15 PM JD_Dillon RT @seanbengry: A1) Every cool serendipitous learning experience that I’ve encountered is usually “shared” with a mobile phone #GuildChat
1:15 PM LearnNuggets Kevin Thorn, NuggetHead Studioz. Designer, Illustrator, Elearning development. I think this is my first #GuildChat
1:15 PM Greggs_Science #GuildChat A1) extreme example of mobile QR code use http://t.co/jsRbH1gqdB
1:15 PM npmaven RT @visualrinse: A2) I like to watch my kids learn skills via YouTube videos on iPad. Easy to use, highly accessible #GuildChat
1:15 PM Learning_Dude I’m participating in @blairrorani’s #everybodydrawnow. It’s been fun learning how to draw using my iPad. #guildchat http://t.co/DpPaV6KvJe
1:16 PM JD_Dillon A2) I collect link after link from Twitter via Pocket on my iPhone so I can review later on my iPad – simple curation #GuildChat
1:16 PM Dan_Jacques_LD A2 eLearning, MOOC’s, videos, books, podcasts, learning principles apply, must be designed 4 mobile to be effective #guildchat
1:16 PM npmaven A2) Video. Yes! Seeing, learning, sharing.  #guildchat
1:16 PM LnDDave A2) Saw a QR Code on an ad in the subway last week. Scanned it with my iPhone and it took me to a page requiring Flash. #Fail #GuildChat
1:16 PM LnDDave RT @visualrinse: A2) I like to watch my kids learn skills via YouTube videos on iPad. Easy to use, highly accessible #GuildChat
1:16 PM seanbengry A2) What makes a learning experience “good or bad” usually depends on how easy to access and how meaningful in the moment of need #GuildChat
1:16 PM LearningNW Does anyone take courses on a mobile device?  Try one out at Learning Network Online  #GuildChat
1:16 PM MelMilloway @visualrinse Yes, tons but mostly facts! #GuildChat
1:16 PM JD_Dillon A2) I echo the person who mentioned @duolingo – simple, small bites of language learning via mobile #GuildChat
1:16 PM Learning_Dude I do most of my reading on mobile. For read it later I love @readability, @Pocket, and @instapaper. #guildchat
1:17 PM npmaven RT @seanbengry: A2) What makes a learning experience “good or bad” usually depends on how easy to access and how meaningful in the moment o…
1:17 PM weisblatt RT @eLearningGuild: Q2) What are some examples of “learning on a mobile” you have experienced in day-to-day life? What made them good or ba…
1:17 PM JD_Dillon A2) Very limited success with apps that label themselves as “learning apps” – more a fan of sharing/curation/creation apps #GuildChat
1:17 PM LnDDave A2) My daughter called me a “phone tooler” a while back; it meant that I use my phone to solve most problems. #GuildChat
1:17 PM Learning_Dude In a mobile app, I’m very interested in the UX/UI. If it’s not “pretty” I’ll probably delete sooner than later. #guildchat
1:17 PM seanbengry A2) A good “mobile” learning experience is perfectly weighted for the moment of need (i.e. “what is” or “how to”)… #GuildChat
1:17 PM visualrinse I learned how to repair my water heater thermostat using guides from a plumbing site. Saved myself $100 or more. iPad at my side. #GuildChat
1:17 PM Mandausch Zu viel QR-Codes: RT @Greggs_Science: #GuildChat A1) extreme example of mobile QR code use http://t.co/XHV2sj3yCl
1:18 PM Learning_Dude Haven’t yet, but would love to visit a museum that uses iBeacon technology. #guildchat
1:18 PM TrainingDailyAv RT @seanbengry: A2) What makes a learning experience “good or bad” usually depends on how easy to access and how meaningful in the moment o…
1:18 PM weisblatt A2) QR codes on name tags for products in Home Depot showing how to use them. I like when you can learn and make a decision. #guildchat
1:18 PM LnDDave @seanbengry I think it depends on the definition of “course” as well. #GuildChat
1:18 PM Learning_Dude . @weisblatt Haven’t seen that. Very cool. #guildchat
1:19 PM visualrinse RT @LnDDave: A2) Saw a QR Code on an ad in the subway last week. Scanned it with my iPhone and it took me to a page requiring Flash. #Fail …
1:19 PM visualrinse RT @LnDDave: A2) My daughter called me a “phone tooler” a while back; it meant that I use my phone to solve most problems. #GuildChat
1:19 PM npmaven A2) My small town’s tourism board uses QR codes for historic references, stories, video. Pretty cool. #guildchat
1:19 PM eLearningGuild Q3) What’s different about learning on a mobile device as opposed to other technologies? #GuildChat
1:19 PM DonaldClark A2  #GuildChat Spaced-practice using ENCORE. Mobile is ideal device for this important form of learning.
1:19 PM TrainingDailyAv RT @JD_Dillon: A2) Plenty of times I’ve pulled a YouTube video via iPhone for immediate task help. In context, time of need, simple to use …
1:19 PM LearningNW Has everyone forgotten about books….that’s still my favorite way to learn?  #GuildChat
1:19 PM Learning_Dude Where I live, and because I work at home, QR codes are sparse at best. Makes it tough to experience. #guildchat
1:19 PM MelMilloway I don’t think I am away from my computer enough to use my phone for tutorials. :( Everything I do is at my computer. #GuildChat
1:19 PM seanbengry A2) Challenge is FORMAL training for a mobile device, it can be done well but must be single-concept, no “click next to continue” #GuildChat
1:20 PM JD_Dillon A2) Are we specifically referring to mobile “technology” … bc I carried around several paper job aids when I was an ops manager #GuildChat
1:20 PM Learning_Dude . @LearningNW About what? Books. Is that a type of tablet? #guildchat
1:20 PM LnDDave A2) I always think of learning applications when I get a “You might be interested in..” notification based on where I am. #GuildChat
1:20 PM MelMilloway RT @eLearningGuild: Q3) What’s different about learning on a mobile device as opposed to other technologies? #GuildChat
1:20 PM JD_Dillon RT @eLearningGuild: Q3) What’s different about learning on a mobile device as opposed to other technologies? #GuildChat
1:20 PM LnDDave RT @eLearningGuild: Q3) What’s different about learning on a mobile device as opposed to other technologies? #GuildChat
1:20 PM JD_Dillon A3) Well, I can move around … So there’s that … :-) #GuildChat
1:20 PM anitrabutler RT @eLearningGuild: Q3) What’s different about learning on a mobile device as opposed to other technologies? #GuildChat
1:20 PM LearningNW RT @Learning_Dude: . @LearningNW About what? Books. Is that a type of tablet? #guildchat
1:20 PM Learning_Dude A3) Mobility, obviously. Intermittent. Learning. Without. Losing your place. #guildchat
1:21 PM seanbengry @LnDDave Ah yes, completely agree! The nebulous “course” paradigm that needs to be defined before we even start building! #GuildChat
1:21 PM InSyncJennifer #guildchat hi folks.
1:21 PM Learning_Dude . @InSyncJennifer Hi, Jennifer! #guildchat
1:21 PM seanbengry RT @eLearningGuild: Q3) What’s different about learning on a mobile device as opposed to other technologies? #GuildChat
1:21 PM MelMilloway A3 The experiences are better when they are shorter or just in time info. I can barely use my phone for an entire Twitter chat. #GuildChat
1:21 PM JD_Dillon A3) Depending on task, mobile tech puts info/support in the context of the work, moment of need #GuildChat
1:21 PM Learning_Dude A3) In many ways, learning on a mobile device can be more immersive. Touching diff parts of a screen changes the UX. #guildchat
1:22 PM npmaven RT @MelMilloway: A3 The experiences are better when they are shorter or just in time info. I can barely use my phone for an entire Twitter …
1:22 PM LnDDave A3) We tend to answer this in the context of what we lose from “what is”, not in what we gain from the technology and mobility. #GuildChat
1:22 PM JD_Dillon A3) Mobile devices are equipped with additional components to support potential learning – sensors, cameras, etc. #GuildChat
1:23 PM ExpertusONE A1 We find work/learning often flows across devices. eg: start w/phone inquiry/interaction, return for deep dive on tablet/laptop #GuildChat
1:23 PM spotlearning I’m late, #GuildChat. Joe Fournier. Norfolk, VA. Long-time Learning technologist kinda guy.
1:23 PM Ruthie_HB Q2) I’ve used WikiHow to help me cope with this cold and congestion. Fast relief. Though not advised by professionals. #GuildChat
1:23 PM Learning_Dude A3) To some degree, the device learns with you…or even teaches you. #guildchat
1:23 PM npmaven A3) Def one who needs a keyboard for extended writing. I CAN teach w/in app. Do I want to? Not particularly. Same w/backchannels. #guildchat
1:23 PM DonaldClark A3 Episodic, opportunistic in what Marc Auge calls Non-places – planes, trains, hotels, airports etc.#GuildChat
1:23 PM visualrinse A3) most Mobile Learning isn’t a destination/activity in itself. It’s a support for the work or task at hand. #GuildChat
1:23 PM seanbengry A3) Allows you to access a process or definition when needed. I’m not always at my desk when I need to know or do something #GuildChat
1:23 PM WonderPix a3) easy way to learn and pass time in lines…#GuildChat
1:23 PM Learning_Dude I’ll never divorce the keyboard. Being able to type fast is important. MUCH slower on iPhone and iPad. #guildchat
1:23 PM aschulze2001 I love reading books on my phone. My Kindle App gets used more than my kindle device. #GuildChat
1:23 PM Ruthie_HB Q3) Easily being able to tune out once you’ve got the info./learning you need. #GuildChat
1:23 PM akwyz RT @ExpertusONE: A1 We find work/learning often flows across devices. eg: start w/phone inquiry/interaction, return for deep dive on tablet…
1:23 PM WonderPix RT @Learning_Dude: A3) To some degree, the device learns with you…or even teaches you. #guildchat>Very true
1:24 PM spotlearning A1) I use Mobile for nearly all of my learning: from upgrading the stereo in my truck to Arduino programming. #GuildChat
1:24 PM ExpertusONE RT @eLearningGuild: Q2) What are some examples of “learning on a mobile” you have experienced in day-to-day life? What made them good or ba…
1:24 PM JD_Dillon A3) Design variations based on the way we interact with the device (ex: swipe vs click) #GuildChat
1:24 PM visualrinse A3) One word: Affordances. #GuildChat
1:24 PM PACTMN RT @LnDDave: A2) Saw a QR Code on an ad in the subway last week. Scanned it with my iPhone and it took me to a page requiring Flash. #Fail …
1:24 PM seanbengry @JD_Dillon Totally agree here as well. There are different, more contextual, affordances with mobile technology #GuildChat
1:24 PM LnDDave A3) There’s much more serendipity attached to learning on a mobile. #GuildChat
1:24 PM npmaven RT @LnDDave: A3) There’s much more serendipity attached to learning on a mobile. #GuildChat
1:25 PM Mandausch A3) In my opinion the possibilities of “learning on demand“, mobility  and time efficiency are the main advantages of m-learning #GuildChat
1:25 PM bmiddlemas RT @Learning_Dude: I’ll never divorce the keyboard. Being able to type fast is important. MUCH slower on iPhone and iPad. #guildchat
1:25 PM Learning_Dude Mobile devices extend your capabilities. I can adjust my thermostat and lights in my house from my phone. #guildchat
1:25 PM CaveoLearning 78% of #Millennials say openness to innovation a deciding factor in wanting to work somewhere. http://t.co/K0CAxsLDMM #guildchat #hr247
1:25 PM visualrinse A3) Learning is working, working is learning.  #GuildChat
1:25 PM spotlearning A2) most recently, I’ve learned a lot of electronics–building #zombieEarlyWarningSystem #GuildChat
1:25 PM LnDDave RT @visualrinse: A3) Learning is working, working is learning.  #GuildChat
1:25 PM seanbengry A3) A mobile device is a more personal device, it allows personalization in learning that cannot easily be achieved elsewhere #GuildChat
1:25 PM Dan_Jacques_LD A3 Real Estate and a variety of devices, has to be flexible and responsive #GuildChat
1:26 PM weisblatt RT @visualrinse: A3) Learning is working, working is learning.  #GuildChat
1:26 PM ExpertusONE RT @eLearningGuild: Q3) What’s different about learning on a mobile device as opposed to other technologies? #GuildChat
1:26 PM JD_Dillon A3) I have a relationship with my iPhone. It’s pretty much an extension of my lifestyle. Other devices – eh … just utility #GuildChat
1:26 PM LnDDave RT @visualrinse: A3) most Mobile Learning isn’t a destination/activity in itself. It’s a support for the work or task at hand. #GuildChat
1:26 PM willconstantine Hi all! Came in late! #GuildChat
1:26 PM MelMilloway @Learning_Dude Do you have the NEST? #GuildChat
1:26 PM Learning_Dude A3) Have you not seen @Microsoft’s HoloLens. OMG. It changes everything. #guildchat
1:26 PM eLearningGuild Q4) “Every organization is using mobile for learning, whether they realize it or not.” Do you agree or disagree? Why? #GuildChat
1:26 PM Learning_Dude My bad. Wearables. Oops. #guildchat
1:26 PM NYPCLO RT @eLearningGuild: Q1) How do you use your mobile devices for your personal learning? #GuildChat
1:26 PM npmaven RT @eLearningGuild: Q4) “Every organization is using mobile for learning, whether they realize it or not.” Do you agree or disagree? Why? #…
1:26 PM willconstantine RT @eLearningGuild: Q3) What’s different about learning on a mobile device as opposed to other technologies? #GuildChat
1:26 PM weisblatt RT @eLearningGuild: Q3) What’s different about learning on a mobile device as opposed to other technologies? #GuildChat
1:26 PM aschulze2001 I love learning with my iPhone, whether videos, reading, searches, etc., but admit I don’t design learning for mobile. #GuildChat
1:27 PM seanbengry RT @eLearningGuild: Q4) “Every organization is using mobile for learning, whether they realize it or not.” Do you agree or disagree? Why? #…
1:27 PM Learning_Dude A4) By disagreeing, I’m saying they don’t realize it so they aren’t using mobile for learning. Associates connect via mobile. #guildchat
1:27 PM weisblatt A3) Immediacy and ubiquity #guildchat
1:27 PM willconstantine Q3) the learning should be instant #GuildChat
1:27 PM LnDDave A3) Learning on a mobile is more often associated with solving a problem. #GuildChat
1:27 PM Learning_Dude A4) Call center employees who are unable to IM will text each other for help with their work. #guildchat
1:27 PM spotlearning A3) Mobile follows me to the work EASILY…and usually focuses more on discreet parts #GuildChat Whether I’m home or about.
1:27 PM JD_Dillon RT @eLearningGuild: Q4) “Every organization is using mobile for learning, whether they realize it or not.” Do you agree or disagree? Why? #…
1:27 PM MelMilloway RT @eLearningGuild: Q4) “Every organization is using mobile for learning, whether they realize it or not.” Do you agree or disagree? Why? #…
1:27 PM weisblatt RT @eLearningGuild: Q4) “Every organization is using mobile for learning, whether they realize it or not.” Do you agree or disagree? Why? #…
1:27 PM willconstantine Q3) it hopefully can be used within the context of the job #GuildChat
1:27 PM Learning_Dude I’ve seen files sent and opened via mobile devices because of limitations on corporate PCs. #guildchat
1:27 PM willconstantine RT @eLearningGuild: Q4) “Every organization is using mobile for learning, whether they realize it or not.” Do you agree or disagree? Why? #…
1:28 PM npmaven A4) May debate the “every,” but not the spirit. Learning is everywhere. W/smart phones, tablets more commonplace, it’s there. #guildchat
1:28 PM weisblatt A4) Clarification: Every Individual in every org is using mobile for learning. #guildchat
1:28 PM seanbengry A4) Agree for the majority. Their people are using mobile devices to collaborate/communicate whether they approve or not #GuildChat
1:28 PM JD_Dillon A4) I’d say every customer/employee is using mobile for learning. I don’t think many orgs realize or leverage that reality. #GuildChat
1:28 PM LnDDave A3) Based on the gap between what mobile *can* do and what we do with it, I’d argue not enough is different. #GuildChat
1:28 PM LnDDave RT @eLearningGuild: Q4) “Every organization is using mobile for learning, whether they realize it or not.” Do you agree or disagree? Why? #…
1:28 PM aschulze2001 Agree. There is a disconnect between how and what we learn with (mobile) and learning experienes we create. #GuildChat
1:28 PM Learning_Dude I agree every org should embrace mobile. If I’m a sales rep in the field…I don’t have a computer…I need access to info. #guildchat
1:28 PM MelMilloway A4 I agree because people are most likely looking things up on their phone 4 their job esp. if their job is mobile i.e. engineers #GuildChat
1:28 PM willconstantine Q4) I agree. They are using an extension of mobile learning #GuildChat
1:28 PM npmaven A4) Yeah, key is “whether they realize it or not.” #guildchat
1:28 PM Learning_Dude “If I work for you, and you don’t provide it to me, I’ll get it myself. But I’ll become jaded more quickly.” #guildchat
1:28 PM Dan_Jacques_LD A4 I would agree, people look up stuff on their personal phones to help them at work all the time #GuildChat
1:29 PM WonderPix RT @weisblatt: A4) Clarification: Every Individual in every org is using mobile for learning. #guildchat
1:29 PM npmaven A4) Another qualifier: organizations vs. employees, customers, students, etc. #guildchat
1:29 PM spotlearning A4) Saw a preso from #degreed who said “95% of the workforce uses at least one personal device at work” #GuildChat
1:29 PM DonaldClark A4  #GuildChat Better when they don’t reaise it – they’d only ‘coursify’ it – is that even a word?
1:29 PM JD_Dillon A4) It’s like saying “mobile is the future of learning.” Nope! It’s actually been here for a while. Some just missed the bus. #GuildChat
1:29 PM LnDDave RT @weisblatt: A4) Clarification: Every Individual in every org is using mobile for learning. #guildchat
1:29 PM Learning_Dude . @Dan_Jacques_LD IMO they shouldn’t have to. That’s an indication of inflexibility, bureaucracy and stalled innovation. #guildchat
1:30 PM ExpertusONE Wish fingers could evolve faster MT @Learning_Dude I’ll never lose keyboard. Fast typing is important. MUCH slower on iPhone/Pad #guildchat
1:30 PM Ruthie_HB @Learning_Dude Method to extend learning through our peers. #GuildChat
1:30 PM seanbengry A4) I think a key here is the antiquated definition of “learning” in the organization. Learning=Training in the minds of many. #GuildChat
1:30 PM weisblatt A4) Even with a nineties brick phone, you used it to call someone to learn what to do. #guildchat
1:30 PM npmaven RT @weisblatt: A4) Even with a nineties brick phone, you used it to call someone to learn what to do. #guildchat
1:30 PM Learning_Dude . @Ruthie_HB Yes. I think that orgs should provide those capabilities and opportunities to their associates. #guildchat
1:30 PM LearningNW @aschulze2001 If you use a website that has a #ResponsiveDesign you don’t have to design for a mobile device #GuildChat
1:30 PM jennyrhill A4) Definitely many employees are using mobile devices for learning and communicating. Many orgs haven’t created strategies yet. #guildchat
1:31 PM JD_Dillon RT @seanbengry: A4) I think a key here is the antiquated definition of “learning” in the organization. Learning=Training in the minds of ma…
1:31 PM aschulze2001 Mobile is here. By ignoring, we are only hurting ourselves, companies, employees, customers #GuildChat
1:31 PM HydeCrystal RT @LnDDave: A3) Learning on a mobile is more often associated with solving a problem. #GuildChat
1:31 PM Learning_Dude . @seanbengry True, and that’s probably Y many haven’t “gotten on the bus.” Mobile isn’t learning because it’s not training… #guildchat
1:31 PM npmaven RT @LnDDave: A3) Learning on a mobile is more often associated with solving a problem. #GuildChat
1:31 PM Dan_Jacques_LD @Learning_Dude Agree 100% shame there are still many companies that fear it instead of embracing it #guildchat
1:31 PM JD_Dillon A4) If you’re company website just went mobile responsive, WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN? #GuildChat
1:31 PM ExpertusONE RT @eLearningGuild: Q4) “Every organization is using mobile for learning, whether they realize it or not.” Do you agree or disagree? Why? #…
1:31 PM weisblatt @Learning_Dude Do I become jaded just because I had to get it myself or do I consider that normal practice? #guildchat
1:31 PM Learning_Dude It’s almost funny…we live at a time where people function fundamentally different at work than they do at home. #guildchat
1:32 PM Ruthie_HB RT @weisblatt: A4) Even with a nineties brick phone, you used it to call someone to learn what to do. #guildchat
1:32 PM MelMilloway @jennyrhill I agree. There needs to be a plan involved for it. #GuildChat
1:32 PM aschulze2001 @jennyrhill Agree. But why is that? As learning professionals are we not doing our jobs? #GuildChat
1:32 PM spotlearning Q4) I would say employees are using mobile for learning whether orgs support it or not. http://t.co/dRXIenNyU1 #GuildChat
1:32 PM Learning_Dude . @weisblatt I probably consider it normal practice, but failing to provide me the resources to get the work done… #guildchat
1:32 PM Learning_Dude . @weisblatt …leaves me wondering what other support isn’t being provided. #guildchat
1:32 PM LnDDave A4) Often “Organizational mobile learning” consists of individuals using their own mobile to get around desktop limitations. #GuildChat
1:33 PM visualrinse A4) every company is a technology company. Every company is a mobile company. #GuildChat
1:33 PM MelMilloway @Learning_Dude LOL not me. I work from home, so my work never leaves me. :X #GuildChat
1:33 PM weisblatt RT @aschulze2001: @jennyrhill Agree. But why is that? As learning professionals are we not doing our jobs?> Our job have changed #guildchat
1:33 PM seanbengry .@Learning_Dude exactly! When they can’t convert their legacy eLearning courses to a mobile device, they don’t think it can work #GuildChat
1:33 PM willconstantine Q4) by using their personal devices it is mobile #GuildChat
1:33 PM Learning_Dude . @MelMilloway Haha! Me too. ;) #guildchat
1:33 PM weisblatt RT @visualrinse: A4) every company is a technology company. Every company is a mobile company. #GuildChat
1:33 PM jennyrhill @aschulze2001 To some degree, I would say yes, but not through lack of trying. Challenging bringing stakeholders to new(er) tech. #guildchat
1:33 PM LnDDave RT @visualrinse: A4) every company is a technology company. Every company is a mobile company. #GuildChat
1:34 PM Learning_Dude We need to grab leadership by the shoulders and shout, “It’s not JUST a smaller screen!” #guildchat
1:34 PM eLearningGuild Q5) What does it mean to have a “mobile strategy”? What types of things would need to be included in one? #GuildChat
1:34 PM Learning_Dude You don’t simply cram the same content into a smaller space! #guildchat
1:34 PM ExpertusONE RT @seanbengry: A4) Agree for the majority. Their people are using mobile devices to collaborate/communicate whether they approve or not #G…
1:34 PM seanbengry @JD_Dillon Yups, and if we think L&D’s job is to still build courses, WHERE HAVE WE BEEN? #GuildChat
1:34 PM Ruthie_HB @LnDDave Truth to this. Vulnerabilities seen in security. Most everything is blocked now. #GuildChat
1:34 PM Mandausch A4) I would say, with the internet at your fingertips (smartphone) everyone can somehow learn smth. But not in every organization #GuildChat
1:34 PM ExpertusONE RT @aschulze2001: Agree. There is a disconnect between how and what we learn with (mobile) and learning experienes we create. #GuildChat
1:34 PM weisblatt A4) Learning=create value via mind. Work=create value via mind. Mobile=create value via mind. #guildchat
1:34 PM MelMilloway RT @eLearningGuild: Q5) What does it mean to have a “mobile strategy”? What types of things would need to be included in one? #GuildChat
1:34 PM Learning_Dude A5) There needs to be a clear distinction between mLearning and everything else. It’s a diff game with diff rules. #guildchat
1:35 PM JD_Dillon RT @eLearningGuild: Q5) What does it mean to have a “mobile strategy”? What types of things would need to be included in one? #GuildChat
1:35 PM visualrinse A4) Not just every company, every person. We expect answers & resolutions to questions & problems no matter when or where we are. #GuildChat
1:35 PM weisblatt RT @eLearningGuild: Q5) What does it mean to have a “mobile strategy”? What types of things would need to be included in one? #GuildChat
1:35 PM willconstantine RT @eLearningGuild: Q5) What does it mean to have a “mobile strategy”? What types of things would need to be included in one? #GuildChat
1:35 PM MelMilloway A5 A marketing plan! Sooo many people don’t realize that things can be accessed on mobile if it’s not an app. #GuildChat
1:35 PM weisblatt A5) Mobile strategy: stop getting in the way f mobile #guildchat
1:35 PM DonaldClark A5 #guildchat Spaced practice
1:35 PM seanbengry A5) Don’t think “mobile” strategy, rather, think about a new L&D strategy, and how does mobile fit into that? #GuildChat
1:35 PM LnDDave A4) I think it starts with realizing that “mobile learning” is much more than “making learning accessible on a mobile” #GuildChat
1:36 PM JD_Dillon A5) Step 2 – recognize and leverage the impact of mobile devices on all info consumption behaviors. It’s not just about mobile! #GuildChat
1:36 PM LnDDave RT @eLearningGuild: Q5) What does it mean to have a “mobile strategy”? What types of things would need to be included in one? #GuildChat
1:36 PM willconstantine Q5) there shouldn’t be a mobile strategy itself. Mobile should a part of your overall learning strategy #GuildChat
1:36 PM willconstantine Q5) is it aligned to the org? What’s the status on all tech in the org? #GuildChat
1:36 PM LnDDave A5) I don’t think you really have a mobile strategy; you have a strategy – singular – that incorporates mobile. #GuildChat
1:36 PM JD_Dillon RT @seanbengry: A5) Don’t think “mobile” strategy, rather, think about a new L&D strategy, and how does mobile fit into that? #GuildChat
1:36 PM Learning_Dude A5) Having a mobile strategy should include preparing for additional discoveries, inquiries, pushed barriers, etc. #guildchat
1:36 PM seanbengry A5) Every digital learning experience should be device/browser agnostic. If it’s not, then there needs to be a strong reason why #GuildChat
1:37 PM jennyrhill @eLearningGuild A5) I think the first step may be just to stop limiting access- Employees need to access work information easily. #guildchat
1:37 PM willconstantine RT @seanbengry: A5) Don’t think “mobile” strategy, rather, think about a new L&D strategy, and how does mobile fit into that? #GuildChat
1:37 PM spotlearning A5) Having a viable mobile strategy means: we’re going to do this on purpose. #GuildChat infrastructure, stakeholders, outcomes and more.
1:37 PM theclineseword RT @eLearningGuild: Q1) How do you use your mobile devices for your personal learning? #GuildChat
1:37 PM ExpertusONE And show them…POC lives MT @Learning_Dude We need to grab leadership by shoulders+say “It’s not JUST a smaller screen!” #guildchat #mobile
1:37 PM Learning_Dude . @seanbengry Disagree. You can provide a completely different experience on diff devices. #guildchat
1:37 PM JD_Dillon A5) Identify existing mobile usage/behaviors and flex to the user – don’t make them use familiar devices in unfamiliar ways #GuildChat
1:37 PM Dan_Jacques_LD A5) Mobile Learning Strategy: Establish the need, Readiness of the org, Devices platform support, Content, design, feedback #GuildChat
1:37 PM britz Most Mobile Learning isn’t a destination/activity in itself. It’s a support for the work or task at hand via @visualrinse #GuildChat
1:38 PM LearningNW RT @seanbengry: A5) Every digital learning experience should be device/browser agnostic. If it’s not, then there needs to be a strong reaso…
1:38 PM Learning_Dude A5) Do we provide devices? If BYOD, what OS/screen size/capabilities do we need to plan for? #guildchat
1:38 PM JD_Dillon A5) It’s about enabling the user to leverage the device they prefer to consume the content they need – don’t force it #GuildChat
1:38 PM npmaven RT @britz: Most Mobile Learning isn’t a destination/activity in itself. It’s a support for the work or task at hand via @visualrinse #Guild…
1:38 PM jennyrhill @britz @visualrinse Very true!  Even simply making learning material more easily searchable could improve mobile learning. #guildchat
1:38 PM LnDDave A5) A mobile strategy is really about how your existing strategy will be impacted (+ & -) by the addition of mobile. #guildchat
1:38 PM MelMilloway A5 I think it would benefit ppl to see a day in a life of learning via mobile, people don’t get it until they see they can do it. #guildchat
1:38 PM Learning_Dude . @britz @visualrinse That’s true, although I think there’s a line that can be drawn between content on mobile and perf support. #GuildChat
1:39 PM seanbengry A5) dear org stakeholder: mobile strategy does not equal “get my courses on the smartphone” #GuildChat
1:39 PM ExpertusONE More vital than ppl think MT @willconstantine Q5 There shouldn’t be a #mobile strategy itself. s/b integral to learning strategy #GuildChat
1:39 PM JD_Dillon RT @britz: Most Mobile Learning isn’t a destination/activity in itself. It’s a support for the work or task at hand via @visualrinse #Guild…
1:39 PM Learning_Dude A5) How many people still struggle with using a PC? Prepare to hold many hands when you “Go Mobile.” #guildchat
1:39 PM jennyrhill @jadekaz well, knowing your audience trumps trends every time, I think. #guildchat
1:39 PM jadekaz a4) I’m opposite on this one. If sitting 8 hour in same chair with equipment, which is 80% of our workforce…how important is it #guildchat
1:39 PM JD_Dillon RT @seanbengry: A5) dear org stakeholder: mobile strategy does not equal “get my courses on the smartphone” #GuildChat
1:40 PM ExpertusONE RT @weisblatt: A4) Even with a nineties brick phone, you used it to call someone to learn what to do. #guildchat
1:40 PM deacti_vate RT @seanbengry: A5) dear org stakeholder: mobile strategy does not equal “get my courses on the smartphone” #GuildChat
1:40 PM npmaven RT @jennyrhill: @jadekaz well, knowing your audience trumps trends every time, I think. #guildchat
1:40 PM Learning_Dude . @jadekaz Depends on job/industry. Ex: sales people, medical personnel, delivery ppl, educators, floor mgrs, etc. #guildchat
1:41 PM weisblatt MT @MelMilloway it would benefit ppl to see day in a life of learning via mobile, people don’t get it until they see it.>YES! #guildchat
1:41 PM ExpertusONE RT @MelMilloway: A5 I think it would benefit ppl to see a day in a life of learning via mobile, people don’t get it until they see they can…
1:41 PM Learning_Dude If I may predict the future, once we are all mobile, no one will have thought to teach people how to use the/their device(s). #guildchat
1:41 PM eLearningGuild Q6) What do learning professionals do today that would need to be done differently for mobile? How are things different? #GuildChat
1:41 PM LnDDave A5) Answering “What are we trying to do?” is usually a good place to start. #GuildChat
1:41 PM Learning_Dude I’ve never seen basic computer training provided. “Click on the Start button.” “The what? Where?” OMG #guildchat
1:41 PM MelMilloway @weisblatt I know it has helped me. I just found out a few months ago that I could use Lync on my phone. #fail LOL #GuildChat
1:41 PM npmaven RT @eLearningGuild: Q6) What do learning professionals do today that would need to be done differently for mobile? How are things different…
1:41 PM seanbengry RT @eLearningGuild: Q6) What do learning professionals do today that would need to be done differently for mobile? How are things different…
1:41 PM visualrinse @Learning_Dude @britz what purpose does the line serve? #GuildChat
1:41 PM JD_Dillon RT @eLearningGuild: Q6) What do learning professionals do today that would need to be done differently for mobile? How are things different…
1:42 PM jennyrhill @Learning_Dude And so we push for well-designed user interfaces and EPSS to support them as they mobile-ize. #guildchat
1:42 PM LnDDave RT @eLearningGuild: Q6) What do learning professionals do today that would need to be done differently for mobile? How are things different…
1:42 PM Learning_Dude . @MelMilloway @weisblatt Please, @Microsoft, update that app. It works, but it’s so dated… #guildchat
1:42 PM Learning_Dude . @MelMilloway @weisblatt Please, @Microsoft, update that app. It works, but it’s so dated… #guildchat
1:42 PM willconstantine Q5) you have to think about marketing as well #GuildChat
1:42 PM willconstantine RT @eLearningGuild: Q6) What do learning professionals do today that would need to be done differently for mobile? How are things different…
1:42 PM JD_Dillon A6) You can’t lean on structured courses in a mobile world. Chunked content that can be pulled when desired. #GuildChat
1:42 PM Learning_Dude . @jennyrhill Yes, we do. But what about “them?” ;) #guildchat
1:42 PM Mandausch A5) we should not force a “mobile strategy” but a “digital strategy”. It can include mobile devices, but only if it fit the needs #GuildChat
1:43 PM npmaven RT @JD_Dillon: A6) You can’t lean on structured courses in a mobile world. Chunked content that can be pulled when desired. #GuildChat
1:43 PM seanbengry A6) It’s all about how do I my job more efficiently. Stop thinking learning objectives, and think business alignment first #GuildChat
1:43 PM willconstantine Q6) understanding the information being accessed and also how we design for it #GuildChat
1:43 PM jadekaz A5) I see a lot of people “go mobile” on their personal devices, tho, because of firewalls. I.e., Tweetchat blocked. #guildchat
1:43 PM jennyrhill @eLearningGuild A6) Less is so so much more. Paring down to critical information is one of the hardest and most important things. #guildchat
1:43 PM Ruthie_HB Q6) Definitely have the opportunity to include all learners vs. limiting them to a specific time and place. #guildchat
1:43 PM Learning_Dude I believe content, where necessary, should be device agnostic. However, there are mobile perf support opptys everywhere. #guildchat
1:43 PM JD_Dillon A6) Mobile consumption is changing ALL consumption/sharing behaviors. We need to adjust in all work, not just mobile #GuildChat
1:44 PM weisblatt RT @eLearningGuild: Q6) What do learning professionals do today that would need to be done differently for mobile? How are things different…
1:44 PM WonderPix RT @seanbengry: A6) It’s all about how do I my job more efficiently. Stop thinking learning objectives, and think business alignment first …
1:44 PM MelMilloway @Learning_Dude @weisblatt Mobile is making my life stressful. I can’t DC from work ever. I get the temptation to check mail. #GuildChat
1:44 PM LnDDave A6) The more the learning conversation shifts to mobile the more the conversation itself shifts towards performance support. #GuildChat
1:44 PM JD_Dillon A6) Focus on context, moment of need vs. “time to learn” #GuildChat
1:45 PM LnDDave RT @Learning_Dude: I believe content, where necessary, should be device agnostic. However, there are mobile perf support opptys everywhere.…
1:45 PM Dan_Jacques_LD A6) Don’t build in flash if you want it to work on mobile. Steve Jobs was right when it came to flash on mobile #GuildChat
1:45 PM npmaven RT @JD_Dillon: A6) Focus on context, moment of need vs. “time to learn” #GuildChat
1:45 PM weisblatt A6) Um some people would need immersive brainwashing to be able to adapt to creating mobile based learning #guildchat
1:45 PM spotlearning Q6) In the future, we’ll consider environmental factors and morph learning based on these #GuildChat #beyondLocation #tooLoudForAudio, etc.
1:45 PM ExpertusONE Agree. Seeing/doing is believing. #learning #mobility MT @MelMilloway #GuildChat
1:45 PM Learning_Dude A6) We’re in the midst of a shift from desk to hand. Prepare to meet the needs of on-demand, when-and-how-I-want-it access. #guildchat
1:45 PM jadekaz A6) Package or wrap differently…make it an app. Can still either be learning or performance support #guildchat
1:45 PM jennyrhill @MelMilloway @Learning_Dude @weisblatt Some devices are helping w/balance, like @BlackBerry and their work/personal profiles. #guildchat
1:45 PM seanbengry A6) It’s about creating/curating content that can be leveraged/accessed in the workflow. How does mobile fit in? #GuildChat
1:45 PM lucato_m RT @eLearningGuild: Q6) What do learning professionals do today that would need to be done differently for mobile? How are things different…
1:45 PM jadekaz A6) Take advantage of location awareness and integrate environment #guildchat
1:45 PM Ruthie_HB Q6) Make all materials and info. to be consumed regardless of time/place. Though can we accept that would fulfill training goal? #guildchat
1:46 PM Learning_Dude . @jennyrhill @MelMilloway @weisblatt @BlackBerry Meh. It’s a behavior thing. I’m also an addict; can’t disconnect. #guildchat
1:46 PM MelMilloway @jennyrhill @Learning_Dude @weisblatt Someone needs to lock my work accounts on the weekend. That should be a thing for all! #GuildChat
1:46 PM weisblatt A6) On computer, learner leaves reality and goes into the content. On mobile, learner takes content into reality. #guildchat
1:46 PM Learning_Dude . @MelMilloway @jennyrhill @weisblatt Then you’ll get blamed when you “didn’t see the email.” #guildchat
1:46 PM ExpertusONE RT @eLearningGuild: Q6) What do learning professionals do today that would need to be done differently for mobile? How are things different…
1:46 PM britz A6. Know that mLearning really doesn’t start w/ a mobile devices/content, it’s abt a person… being mobile #GuildChat
1:46 PM dominKnow RT @LnDDave: A6) The more the learning conversation shifts to mobile the more the conversation itself shifts towards performance support. #…
1:47 PM WonderPix @MelMilloway @jennyrhill @Learning_Dude @weisblatt >or, that could be a whole new level of stress :) #GuildChat
1:47 PM spotlearning @jadekaz on going mobile w/personal devices, have seen that for Learning as well…because mobile is simply more convenient #GuildChat
1:47 PM JD_Dillon RT @britz: A6. Know that mLearning really doesn’t start w/ a mobile devices/content, it’s abt a person… being mobile #GuildChat
1:47 PM jennyrhill @MelMilloway  @Learning_Dude @weisblatt I have heard of some orgs doing just that- disconnecting outside work hours. #guildchat
1:47 PM MelMilloway @WonderPix @jennyrhill @Learning_Dude @weisblatt LOL out of sight out of mind for me! #GuildChat
1:47 PM LnDDave RT @JD_Dillon: A6) Focus on context, moment of need vs. “time to learn” #GuildChat
1:48 PM willconstantine Q6) we need to disconnect other wise we lose people skills not to mention sleep stinks #GuildChat
1:48 PM JD_Dillon A6) Look inward and recognize how we are using devices personally – use some common sense in our work #GuildChat
1:48 PM Ruthie_HB RT @britz: A6. Know that mLearning really doesn’t start w/ a mobile devices/content, it’s abt a person… being mobile #GuildChat
1:48 PM eLearningGuild Q7) Where do you see the mobile learning conversation going in the future? #GuildChat
1:48 PM jennyrhill @britz At the core, it is always about the person!  We should never forget to keep the learner’s needs first. #guildchat
1:49 PM weisblatt RT @eLearningGuild: Q7) Where do you see the mobile learning conversation going in the future? #GuildChat
1:49 PM Learning_Dude . @weisblatt Love this. Here’s (another) meme. #guildchat http://t.co/5lVJTqTeXC
1:49 PM willconstantine A6) the solution is mobile which is meeting a need. Not vice versa. Know the difference #GuildChat
1:49 PM WonderPix RT @jennyrhill: @britz At the core, it is always about the person!  We should never forget to keep the learner’s needs first. #guildchat YES
1:49 PM JD_Dillon A6) We have to get to know our end users – behaviors, preferences, tech capabilities, etc. #GuildChat
1:49 PM LnDDave RT @britz: A6. Know that mLearning really doesn’t start w/ a mobile devices/content, it’s abt a person… being mobile #GuildChat
1:49 PM seanbengry A6) It’s the fastest adopted technology in history, L&D should align to behavior not force old methodology into a smaller screen #GuildChat
1:49 PM JD_Dillon RT @eLearningGuild: Q7) Where do you see the mobile learning conversation going in the future? #GuildChat
1:49 PM weisblatt A7) “What do you mean mobile? everything is mobile. what else would it be?” #guildchat
1:50 PM LnDDave RT @eLearningGuild: Q7) Where do you see the mobile learning conversation going in the future? #GuildChat
1:50 PM jennyrhill @eLearningGuild A7) more into data, more into wearables, more into performance support. Helping learners make better decisions. #guildchat
1:50 PM JD_Dillon A7) Well considering we’re already this far behind, I can’t imagine it will speed up much in the immediate future … #GuildChat
1:50 PM MelMilloway @JD_Dillon I agree. I think different audiences will use mobile very differently. #GuildChat
1:50 PM npmaven RT @jennyrhill: @eLearningGuild A7) more into data, more into wearables, more into performance support. Helping learners make better decisi…
1:50 PM Learning_Dude In corporate learning, I see the mobile conversation dragging on as leaders question whether it’s here to stay. #guildchat
1:50 PM LnDDave A7) I see the mobile learning conversation becoming less about learning and more about supporting work and solving problems. #GuildChat
1:50 PM seanbengry A7) Mobile learning shouldn’t be considered separate, rather, it’s just “learning”. When we get there, we’ve finally understood #GuildChat
1:51 PM WonderPix a7) Fewer and fewer differences. Content is content, and learners need it whenever/wherever. #GuildChat
1:51 PM Learning_Dude We don’t have non-mobile learning quite figured out. We throw training at problems. Mobile won’t solve THAT. #guildchat
1:51 PM weisblatt RT @WonderPix: a7) Fewer and fewer differences. Content is content, and learners need it whenever/wherever. #GuildChat
1:51 PM LnDDave RT @seanbengry: A6) It’s the fastest adopted technology in history, L&D should align to behavior not force old methodology into a smaller s…
1:51 PM seanbengry RT @eLearningGuild: Q7) Where do you see the mobile learning conversation going in the future? #GuildChat
1:51 PM GerDriesen RT @LnDDave: A7) I see the mobile learning conversation becoming less about learning and more about supporting work and solving problems. #…
1:51 PM Learning_Dude At risk of sounding like a broken record, we need to differentiate between content accessed via mobile and mobile perf support. #guildchat
1:51 PM Mandausch A6) Learning professionals should carefully (re-)design their content if they want to seriously use mobile learning/devices #GuildChat
1:51 PM JD_Dillon A7) Users/tech will force the issue – we won’t have a choice but to drive content in a world dominated by mobile devices #GuildChat
1:52 PM Learning_Dude If I need to know something right now, and I’m not at a PC…where’s the mobile solution? #guildchat
1:52 PM LnDDave A7) I see L&D adapting to mobile being inserted in different areas of the organization. #GuildChat
1:52 PM Learning_Dude If I’m enrolled in a course and have time at the DMV, where’s the content? #guildchat
1:52 PM willconstantine RT @eLearningGuild: Q7) Where do you see the mobile learning conversation going in the future? #GuildChat
1:52 PM GerDriesen Agree! “@jennyrhill: @eLearningGuild A7) more into data, wearables, performance support. Helping learners make better decisions. #guildchat”
1:52 PM weisblatt A7) We’ll stop thinking about what mlearning is. Mobile will force us to rethink what learning is. #guildchat
1:52 PM jennyrhill @Learning_Dude Really, all learning should be more about supporting work and solving problems- mobile will help get us there #guildchat
1:52 PM LnDDave RT @JD_Dillon: A7) Users/tech will force the issue – we won’t have a choice but to drive content in a world dominated by mobile devices #Gu…
1:53 PM GerDriesen RT @JD_Dillon: A6) Focus on context, moment of need vs. “time to learn” #GuildChat
1:53 PM Learning_Dude One day all our brains will be connected wirelessly and the device convo will be dead; a moot point. #guildchat
1:53 PM willconstantine Q7) mobile will carry on even of the orgs don’t want to… #GuildChat
1:53 PM Learning_Dude If I want to know it I just think it. ;) #guildchat
1:53 PM aschulze2001 It’s not about the platform – PC or mobile. It’s about learning. Mobile is just one way. #GuildChat
1:53 PM Dan_Jacques_LD A7) Mobile will be proactive instead or reactive, based on what you look up on Google will drive the ads you see, learning next? #GuildChat
1:53 PM britz A7. As mlearning becomes more common and devices ubiquitous, we may just see the “m” get dropped in those conversations #GuildChat
1:53 PM willconstantine Q7) we will get deeper into topics like UI/UX design and content management  #GuildChat
1:54 PM JD_Dillon A7) Eventually it won’t be a category anymore – just like social – will be the way things work #GuildChat
1:54 PM seanbengry A7) as these devices become more powerful and personal, it becomes more of a conversation of “why can’t I learn here?” #GuildChat
1:54 PM ExpertusONE Yep MT @Learning_Dude We don’t have non-mobile learning quite figured out. We throw training at problems. Mobile won’t solve THAT #guildchat
1:54 PM weisblatt RT @Learning_Dude: One day all our brains will be connected wirelessly and the device convo will be dead; a moot point. #guildchat
1:54 PM jennyrhill @Learning_Dude Yes! http://t.co/gtA1r7uhcM ;) #guildchat
1:54 PM aschulze2001 @Learning_Dude Agree. I was thinking Matrix. Just plug me in. #GuildChat
1:54 PM Learning_Dude . @jennyrhill I agree, but in organizations, especially large, it’s a steep uphill climb. #guildchat
1:54 PM spotlearning A7) we need to train up the ID / eD Cadre to design better learning for #mobileLearning. #GuildChat
1:54 PM Learning_Dude . @aschulze2001 Oh, don’t worry. We’ll all be wireless. #guildchat
1:55 PM seanbengry @JD_Dillon Exactly! No “social” learning, no “m”Learning, no “e”Learning… it’ll all be learning in the context of work #GuildChat
1:55 PM Learning_Dude RT @spotlearning: A7) we need to train up the ID / eD Cadre to design better learning for #mobileLearning. #GuildChat
1:55 PM jennyrhill @Learning_Dude True.  But knowing the direction still helps get us there (eventually). #guildchat
1:55 PM eLearningGuild Time is drawing short. Any final thoughts you’d like to share about today’s topic? #GuildChat
1:55 PM weisblatt RT @eLearningGuild: Time is drawing short. Any final thoughts you’d like to share about today’s topic? #GuildChat
1:55 PM LnDDave A7) Mobile is changing what it means to work; how we support learning will need to evolve accordingly. #GuildChat
1:55 PM LnDDave RT @eLearningGuild: Time is drawing short. Any final thoughts you’d like to share about today’s topic? #GuildChat
1:56 PM spotlearning A7) also, think the conversation will shift toward supporting and evaluating experience rather than content. #GuildChat
1:56 PM Learning_Dude . @jennyrhill That’s also true, but “the direction” is more about the bottom line than it is about “learning.” #guildchat
1:56 PM CraigTaylor74 @britz Yes please!! #GuildChat
1:56 PM weisblatt Mobile changes the scale, time, focus, context of consuming content. #guildchat
1:56 PM seanbengry RT @eLearningGuild: Time is drawing short. Any final thoughts you’d like to share about today’s topic? #GuildChat
1:56 PM JD_Dillon RT @eLearningGuild: Time is drawing short. Any final thoughts you’d like to share about today’s topic? #GuildChat
1:56 PM eLearningGuild Interested in contributing to our new Technology & Training blog series? Contact @LnDDave for details. http://t.co/fXst6lFvff  #GuildChat
1:56 PM jennyrhill @Learning_Dude Good point. #guildchat
1:56 PM JD_Dillon It’s ironic that I actually used my laptop for this chat given the topic! :-) #GuildChat
1:57 PM weisblatt @JD_Dillon Such a rebel #guildchat
1:57 PM Learning_Dude When the rest of you get here, connect to my brain via 1:77HL:14-0J5. You’re gonna love this. ;) #guildchat
1:57 PM LnDDave RT @eLearningGuild: Interested in contributing to our new Technology & Training blog series? Contact @LnDDave for details. http://t.co/fXst…
1:57 PM JD_Dillon Even if you don’t support an audience that formally uses mobile devices, you still have to know your &%$* on the topic! #GuildChat
1:57 PM JD_Dillon RT @eLearningGuild: Interested in contributing to our new Technology & Training blog series? Contact @LnDDave for details. http://t.co/fXst…
1:58 PM Learning_Dude It’s been great, as always. Thanks, @eLearningGuild for another #GuildChat. Stephen from Roanoke, Virginia, USA. I’ll be at #LSCon.
1:58 PM JD_Dillon Gotta run! JD in Orlando, FL. Hope to cya at #LSCon, #EcoCon, and #ATD2015 in town in the next few months. Presenting! :-) #GuildChat
1:58 PM ExpertusONE RT @seanbengry: @JD_Dillon Exactly! No “social” learning, no “m”Learning, no “e”Learning… it’ll all be learning in the context of work #G…
1:59 PM eLearningGuild Join us for #GuildChat next week! We’ll be discussing the Importance of Story in Learning. Details here: http://t.co/xmobrIaQLG
1:59 PM LnDDave RT @eLearningGuild: Join us for #GuildChat next week! We’ll be discussing the Importance of Story in Learning. Details here: http://t.co/xm…
1:59 PM willconstantine Have a good weekend everyone!  #GuildChat
1:59 PM visualrinse RT @britz: A7. As mlearning becomes more common and devices ubiquitous, we may just see the “m” get dropped in those conversations #GuildCh…
1:59 PM visualrinse RT @willconstantine: Q7) mobile will carry on even of the orgs don’t want to… #GuildChat
2:00 PM weisblatt Gotta run. Great chat! #guildchat
2:00 PM CraigTaylor74 A series I wrote on getting your ‘foot in the door’ with mobile in yr Org. It’s easier than you think > http://t.co/qhkJ3vMLCr #GuildChat
2:00 PM LnDDave Thanks for a great chat everyone. See you next week for #GuildChat.
2:00 PM eLearningGuild Thanks for joining #GuildChat everyone. We’ll see you next week. Have a great weekend!

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