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Marcus BirtwhistleResearch AnalystMobile Learning TeamKatmai Gov’t Services
ADL Mobile Learning
Combating Terrorism Mobile Learning SummitMay 30-31st, 2012, Arlington, VA
Jason HaagResearch AnalystMobile Learning LeadThe Tolliver Group, Inc.
What is Mobile Learning?
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Definitions
ADL Mobile Learning
First…What is Learning?
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Definitions
ADL Mobile Learning
“Learning is acquiring new, or modifyingexisting, knowledge, behaviors, skills, values,or preferences and may involve synthesizing
different types of information.”
“Human learning may occur as part of education,personal development, schooling , or training.”
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Wikipedia
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Formal Learning
Learning that takes place within a teacher-studentrelationship, such as in a school system.
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“Only 20% of what’s learned on the job actuallycomes from formal learning.”
Jay Cross
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Informal Learning – @JayCross
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occurs through the experienceof day-to-day situations.”
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Informal Learning – @charlesjennings
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Most of what people learn (or retain and putinto use) is learned as part of doing their work,
not through formal training.
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70: 20: 10 Learning Framework
Morgan McCall, Robert W. Eichinger, and Michael M.Lombardo at the Center for Creative Leadership
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70% from real life and on-the-job experiences, tasksand problem solving (day-to-day activities)
20% from feedback andfrom observing and workingwith role models
10% from formal learningor training
Learning (Formal or Informal)
What is Mobile?
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ADL Mobile Learning
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FAA
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“It is okay to use cell phones at this time, butpersonal computers may not be used.”.
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FAA
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“It is okay to use cell phones at this time, butpersonal computers may not be used.”.
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How Do You Define Mobile?
Which Devices Are Included?
Netbook / Micro Laptop / Macbook AirHandheld Touch Screen Devices & Tablets
Laptop Computer Jitterbug Smartphones Gaming Phones
eReaders
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Which Devices Are Included?
Netbook / Micro Laptop / Macbook AirHandheld Touch Screen Devices & Tablets
Laptop Computer Jitterbug Smartphones Gaming Phones
eReaders
How Do You Define Mobile?
A.Laptops
B.Basic Cell Phones
C.Smartphones Only
D.Smartphones and Tablets
E.Micro Laptops
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G.All of the Above
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Learner-centric or Device-centric?
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Desmon Keegan
“Mobile learning should be restricted tolearning on devices which a lady can carry inher handbag or a gentleman can carry in his
pocket (Keegan, 2005).” communicationstechnology).
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Definitions
Gary Woodill
“ Mobile learning is where a learner can bephysically mobile while at the same timeremaining connected to non-proximate
sources of information, instruction, and datacommunications technology.”
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Learner-focus + Device-focus = Ubiquitous Mobile Learning
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Learner-centric
Device-centric
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ADL Describes, Not Defines
ADL Mobile Learning Team
“Leveraging ubiquitous mobile technology forthe adoption or augmentation of knowledge,
behaviors, or skills through education,training, or performance support while the
mobility of the learner may be independent oftime, location, and space.”
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Battery lifeConnectivityCost (Less of a factor)Data chargesDevice ownershipScreen sizeSecurityTechnology changes
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Leveraging Mobile for Learning
Concerns & Challenges
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The Mobile Landscape Survey (2011)
Security
Compatibility
Personal Accountability
Organizational Policy
Ownership / Life Cycle Management
Assessment & Testing
Data at Rest & Records Management
Connectivity & Band-width / Coverage
User experience / Usability
Top Concerns & Challenges
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Top Concerns & Challenges
What is the most important to your organization?
Cross-platform development
Acquisition
Access Speed, Connectivity & Band-width
Security (Identity,
User experience / Usability
• Assessment & Testing
• Data at Rest & Records Management
• Connectivity & Band-width / Coverage
• User experience / Usability
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Top Concerns & Challenges
What is the most important to you?
Cross-platform development
Acquisition
Access Speed, Connectivity & Band-width
Security (Identity,
User experience / Usability
• Assessment & Testing
• Data at Rest & Records Management
• Connectivity & Band-width / Coverage
• User experience / Usability
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Opportunities
Classroom Augmentation & Blended Learning
Opportunities
Mobile Learning Courses (Compliance Training,Product Training, Mandatory Training, Crisis Response)
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Opportunities
eBooks
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Opportunities
Performance Support
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Opportunities
Job Aids / Checklists
Opportunities
Location-based & Contextual Learning
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Opportunities
Augmented Reality
Opportunities
Game-based Learning & Simulations
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Opportunities
“Humans more easily remember or learn items whenthey are studied a few times over a long period oftime (spaced presentation),
rather than studied repeatedly in a short period time(massed presentation)”
The Spacing Effect Thalheimer, EbbinghausWill - Hermann PhD
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“Think Outside the Course”
Judy Brown @JudyB
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Resources
http://ml.adlnet.gov
iTunes App Store
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ADL Mobile Learning Guide (App)
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Resources
http://mlhandbook.adlnet.gov
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ADL Resources – http://ml.adlnet.gov
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ADL Mobile Learning Weekly Newsletter (Ongoing)ADL Monthly Website Articles (Ongoing)ADL Mobile Learning Guide - App (Ongoing)ADL Mobile Learning Handbook (Ongoing)The Effectiveness of Mobile Course Delivery (2011)Mobile Learning Literature Review (2012)Mobile Learning Vendors (2012)Interagency Mobile Working Group (2012)Mobile Access to Supplemental Learning Objects (2012)Assessment of ISD Principles, Agile Methods, and
Pedagogical Models for mLearning (2012)• Next Generation SCORM for Mobile & Tin Can API (2012)• Mobile Decision Support Tool (2012)
Activities, Research, Deliverables
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ADL STEMP App Challenge!
http://adlnet.gov/stem-app-challenge
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Credits & Attribution
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Respect!
Credits & Attribution
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Thank You!
Let’s Connect!
Jason HaagMobile Learning Research AnalystSETA Support ContractorThe Tolliver Group, [email protected]
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New Developments!
Digital Government Strategy (Mobile Emphasis)
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Update and implement policies to procure and manage devices,applications and data in smart, secure and affordable ways
DHS and DoD will work with NIST to develop a security baseline within12 months
Improve Priority Customer-Facing Services for Mobile Use
GSA - six months to stand up a govt-wide contract vehicle for mobile &wireless services
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must issue a BYOD plan by September
must create a “shared mobile app development program” for both internal andpublic facing apps
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Core open data initiative – make APIs to present raw gov’t data to public
Fed CIO will issue government-wide policies for streaming data from APIswithin three months (all federal IT systems must follow within 1 year)
New Innovation Center to be led by Gwynne Kostin (GSA)
Mobile Highlights
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BYOD Challenges - IBM
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New Developments!
Created new challenges for ITdepartment:Employees found forwardingcompany email to personaladdress
Disabled file transfer programssuch as dropbox, iCloud (useinternal company approved appsonly)
Turns off Siri & configure so thatmemory can be erased if stolen
Fewer and fewer IT departmentswill own their employees’equipment.
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What is your BYOD Policy?
A. We have a BYOD policy and I use it
B. We have a BYOD policy, but I don’t participate
C. Working on a strategy, but not ready
D. No plans for BYOD at this time
E. We will never have a BYOD policy
