Elearning! Magazine: Building Smarter Companies via Learning & Workplace Technologies.
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Te "Mobile Learning Environment (MoLE) Project: A Global Technology Initiative" An extensive write-up about a two-year training and education project that that focused on providing training/education in areas with low-bandwidth and limited internet connectivity and infrastructure, and shows 'what works and what does not work' in Mobile Learning. "Jordan has accumulated substantial experience in humanitarian missions during the last 10 years, with many hurdles cleared, and lessons learned in the process. . . Tis project will defnitely infuence the work and care provided by the Jordanian Royal Medical Services for people all around the world during future humanitarian missions." –Jordan King Hussein Medical Services "One of the most exciting aspects of the project was the use of m-Learning technology under the conditions of unpredictable variations in the connectivity (full connectivity, low connectivity, no connectivity) along the learning process. I think this is one of the important research issues, which makes MoLE special. In fact, variations of the online content accessing capacity imply application of diferent educational strategies, methodologies and tools with a fexible mechanism of adaptation to the changing situation and to the learner profle." –Germany Center for e-Learning Technology Tis book is available in paperback and in the Kindle Store via Amazon. It will be of interest to: • Learning and Development Professionals • Educators and Teachers • E-Learning and m-Learning Professionals • Evaluators • Government and NonGovernmental Organizations (NGO) • Information Technology (IT) Professionals • Medical Professionals • Quality Management Professionals • Research, Development, Testing & Evaluation (RDT&E;) Professionals • Scientist and Technology (S&T;) Professionals Te Preface can be read at: http://wp.me/p2ZlwE-4o