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How to Design Fantastic M-Learning with 9 Guidelines

Infopro Learning

Remember, your learners will be mobile and agile, and an m-learning module should be available to the learners both online and offline. Interactions with other learners can include both synchronous and asynchronous for communication and collaboration. You can use interactions like skype, wikis, podcast etc.

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3 Hot Tips and Best Practices for Blended Learning Solutions

SweetRush

The blend could include asynchronous training modalities—such as eLearning, reading, research, and observation—or synchronous modalities, such as instructor-led or virtual instructor-led facilitation or a mix of both. Asynchronously: This is typically the knowledge-based content/objectives. Learning Objective Asynchronous?

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Social media for trainers: think differently!

Joitske Hulsebosch eLearning

Skype for instance looks so differently on a Windows computer. The key is my vision that facilitators and trainers should be amphibian facilitator , comfortable moving and facilitating online as well as offline. Amazing that I don't have to translate the title of the conference for you, I'm sure you can make sense of it in English!

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Train your Team with Synchronous and Asynchronous eLearning

Paradiso Solutions

These formats can be grouped broadly into two categories: synchronous and asynchronous. Synchronous eLearning can also be called as real-time learning. It is like online learning where one has to join a class where every student learns in a synchronic manner. Offline courses are available easily and mostly are economical.

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Ultimate eLearning terms you should know: Part 2 (M-Z)

LearnUpon

Self-paced learning: Asynchronous instruction that allows learners to control the pace and timing of their progress through course materials. Social learning: Learning that integrates social tools a learner is likely to use, for example Facebook , LinkedIn , Twitter and Skype.