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Creating Assessments for Mobile Delivery

This guide offers valuable insights into creating assessments for mobile delivery, highlighting a decade of growth in mobile device usage, particularly from the 2011 South Africa Census. It provides practical tips for mLearning, emphasizing responsive design, font size, and content layout to ensure a user-friendly experience on smaller screens. Key considerations include testing on various devices, avoiding Flash, and optimizing content for readability and accessibility. Embrace the potential of mobile technology in assessments to reach a wider audience effectively.

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Creating Assessments for Mobile Delivery

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  1. Creating Assessments for Mobile Delivery Ivan Forward ivan@questionmark.co.uk

  2. Mobile Phone/Device Usage:Decade of Staggering Growth Rate 2011 Census of South Africa 2001 2001 2001 2011 2011 2011 2011 2001

  3. Potential Applications for Mobile Delivery

  4. Practical Tips for mLearning

  5. Lay-Out • Most important goes high and left (4-5 inch square) • Avoid Flash • Font size – 15-22

  6. Test on the Device • Test • Test • Test

  7. Responsive Design 4. On-the-fly auto-sizing of content and controls Participant Devices 1. Senses device/Browser 3. Sends assessment to browser 2. Device drivers used to format assessment for device/browser

  8. Responsive Design • Will resize the assessment tools/content for optimum fit • Consider if your assessment content will be affective on smaller screens

  9. Text is unreadable and requires participant to zoom and scroll around to see details in image Text is readable and it is not necessary to zoom or scroll to see image.

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