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Designing eLearning for iPads - Getting it right - CIPD HRD 2013

Presentation "eLearning on iPads - Getting it right" - Delivered at CIPD HRD Conference & Exhibition 2013 by Amit Garg Director of Custom Learning Solutions and Co–founder - Upside Learning

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Designing eLearning for iPads - Getting it right - CIPD HRD 2013

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  1. 165+ 13 clients in countries UK US Middle East Venezuela Singapore India Nigeria Australia Kenya S.Africa New Zealand Established in 2004

  2. 30+ awards and recognitions Custom/ Bespoke eLearning Custom/ Bespoke mLearning

  3. Agenda Why tablets Understanding tablets Why eLearning on tablets Designing eLearning for tablets

  4. mLearning is the future of workplace learning

  5. mLearning is the future of workplace learning bit.ly/mlearning-infographic bit.ly/no-escaping-mlearning-webinar

  6. Ok. So why tablets?

  7. Why tablets?

  8. Why tablets?

  9. Why tablets?

  10. Why tablets? http://www.computing.co.uk/ctg/analysis/2198142/the-rise-and-rise-of-touchscreens-in-the-workplace

  11. tablets Understanding

  12. Understanding Tablets Nov ‘12 Nov ‘12 Jun ‘07 Sep ‘12 Nov ‘12 Oct ‘11 May ‘12 Sep ‘12 Jul ‘12 Nov ‘12 Apr ‘10 Nov ‘12 iPhone 5 iPad Mini iPhone Google Nexus 10 Google Nexus 4 Samsung Galaxy S3 Samsung Note 1 Google Nexus 7 Samsung Note 2 Samsung S3 mini iPad (4th generation) iPad (1st generation)

  13. Understanding Tablets Tablet Smartphone Laptop Portability Functionality Flexibility/ Features Availability Connectivity

  14. How do we use tablets? http://services.google.com/fh/files/misc/multiscreenworld_final.pdf

  15. How do we use tablets? http://services.google.com/fh/files/misc/multiscreenworld_final.pdf

  16. How do we use tablets? http://services.google.com/fh/files/misc/multiscreenworld_final.pdf

  17. How do we use tablets? http://services.google.com/fh/files/misc/multiscreenworld_final.pdf

  18. How do we use tablets? http://services.google.com/fh/files/misc/multiscreenworld_final.pdf

  19. How do we use tablets? http://services.google.com/fh/files/misc/multiscreenworld_final.pdf

  20. How do we use tablets? Adobe:2013 Digital Publishing Report

  21. eLearning on iPads (tablets) Why

  22. We get asked… Yes. But why? Can you make our legacy elearning work on iPads? Can we create our new elearning in HTML5 so that it can work on iPads as well? Can we have our elearning work across devices – from PCs to tablets to smartphones?

  23. Define your purpose • Making eLearning accessible to mobile workforce (Sales staff). • Carrying learning with then will help in supporting just-in-time (Field staff) • Supplementing e-learning with support material or social/collaborative elements • Providing eLearning on tablets will improve uptake in employees personal time.

  24. eLearning Judy Brown : ADLnet.org

  25. eLearning on tablets Judy Brown : ADLnet.org

  26. eLearning for iPads (tablets) Designing

  27. 5 Moments of Learning Need (Dr. Conrad Gottfredson) When learning for the first time When wanting to learn more When trying to remember When things change When something goes wrong

  28. 4 Types of Mobile Content (Chad Udell) Converted content Business processes Social and user generated   Uniquely mobile

  29. 4 Cs of Mobile Capability (Clark Quinn) Information gathered either by user intention (taking a picture) or automatically (such as a GPS) The media that the user interacts with Content Capture There are many ways to communicate with other users in addition to the phone: IM, micro blogging, text messaging, VoIP, etc. Processing information so that it can be more easily understood or manipulated by the user Communicate Compute

  30. Design Considerations Relevance Embed in Workflow Consistency Personalization Offline Usage Augmented Reality / QR codes Responsive Design

  31. Design Considerations eLearning nuggets on iPad via LMS

  32. Design Considerations Relevance Embed in Workflow Consistency Personalization Offline Usage Augmented Reality / QR codes Responsive Design

  33. Design Considerations Emirates Airlines ‘KIS’ Windows Tablets http://aka.ms/hinadk

  34. Design Considerations Relevance Embed in Workflow Consistency Personalization Offline Usage Augmented Reality / QR codes Responsive Design

  35. Design Considerations Linkedin iPad App – Hybrid

  36. Design Considerations Relevance Embed in Workflow Consistency Personalization Offline Usage Augmented Reality / QR codes Responsive Design

  37. Design Considerations Upside2Go Forums

  38. Design Considerations Relevance Embed in Workflow Consistency Personalization Offline Usage Augmented Reality / QR codes Responsive Design

  39. Design Considerations Jangro - Upside2Go Documents

  40. Design Considerations Relevance Embed in Workflow Consistency Personalization Offline Usage Augmented Reality / QR codes Responsive Design

  41. Design Considerations Jangro – QR code activated learning video

  42. DesignConsiderations Relevance Embed in Workflow Consistency Personalization Offline Usage Augmented Reality / QR codes Responsive Design

  43. DesignConsiderations Source - http://affinityexpress.files.wordpress.com/2013/07/ray-ban-responsive-website.jpg

  44. Design Considerations Touch Fat fingers Virtual Keyboard Roll overs Thumb reach Landscape vs Portrait Images LMS tracking Video

  45. Design Considerations http://sixrevisions.com/mobile/design-iphone-apps-better/ • Touch • Fat fingers • Virtual Keyboard • Roll overs • Thumb reach • Landscape vs Portrait • Images • LMS tracking • Video

  46. Design Considerations Touch Fat fingers Virtual Keyboard Roll overs Thumb reach Landscape vs Portrait Images LMS tracking Video

  47. Design Considerations Touch Fat fingers Virtual Keyboard Roll overs Thumb reach Landscape vs Portrait Images LMS tracking Video

  48. Design Considerations Touch Fat fingers Virtual Keyboard Roll overs Thumb reach Landscape vs Portrait Images LMS tracking Video

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