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What is more effective mobile or desktop-based training? Read this article to learn more about the findings from a year-long mLearning study.

Check eight common mobile learning mistakes you should be avoiding at all times when you have decided to move your training online and succeed in doing so.

"Broadly defined, mobile learning can happen anywhere, anytime, on any mobile device. To deploy mobile learning successfully, you’ll need to make that broad definition very specific to your organization and users. Here are 7 essentials to create a successful mobile learning strategy."

An academic prompts debate after commenting on low-income students’ need for smartphones and how lack of access to the devices can hurt college performance.

"The aim of this article is to illustrate the extent to which mobile learning is initiating a new era in the field of eLearning."

Mobile learning is an important part of many businesses' training strategies, but it only works if you do it right. Here are four mistakes all you should avoid.

"The circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic highlight the opportunities and benefits that mobile technologies can provide to students and instructors as they learn and teach in unusual times."

"Mobile learning is a reality for all corporate training. In this article, we will present several concepts to consider when incorporating mobile technologies in the adult learning environment."

"Mobile learning is a growing trend for students who are increasingly searching for ways to take their education with them. They tend to prize flexibility when it comes to their academics, making it essential that professors start to add more mobile learning components to the curriculum. Old-school professors tend to be more reluctant to get on board with the mobile learning options that students love. However, this hesitancy can set them and their students up for failure as they move forward. How can you get a tentative teacher to start incorporating more mobile learning into their classroom?"

"Kids today, whether they are in their fourth year of university or just entering kindergarten, have grown up with a device in hand. They will accept nothing less than to be constantly connected, no matter where they are and what they’re doing. It’s not just a fear of missing out – it’s also the instantaneous access to food, directions or whatever they need at the moment. When they’re at college, that expectation doesn’t change. Fast, flawless Wi-Fi is essential whether students are reviewing videos of their lectures, collaborating with others on a project, or engaging in a late-night Fortnite battle."