Developing Mobile Learning Without a Large Budget
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The document discusses mobile learning development on a budget, detailing the advantages and drawbacks of creating custom apps versus using open-source solutions like SCORM. It emphasizes the importance of evidence-based design and user testing to enhance the effectiveness of mobile learning tools. Collaboration with platforms like Moodle allows for easier updates and better integration without reliance on external services.
Developing Mobile Learning Without a Large Budget
- 1. Developing Mobile Learning Without a Large Budget DanChurchAid, Denmark 7th February 2018, Arusha – Capacity4Humanity Christoffer Bengt, [email protected], Technology Lead Simon Skårhøj, [email protected], Team Leader
- 2. DCA Learning Lab • Specialized Learning Innovation Team • In-house production capacity • Open Innovation, Partnerships • Evidence-based, focus on cost-effectiveness
- 3. IN PAIRS Identify 3 opportunities and 3 limitations in mobile learning
- 4. Design Model
- 7. Creating an app from scratch? + Everything is possible + 100% custom-made Costly - Developer needed - Long start-up - Script production - Rigid design process - Update expensive -
- 8. What to do?
- 9. Wide experience with “authoring tool” software Experts in conventional digital learning Digging into our own experience Easy to use and understand Accessible and interactive content Can be used on any Learning Platform (it’s SCORM)
- 10. Why not make it into an app? SCORM AppApp
- 11. Asking around Only little experience with this & Very expensive
- 12. Open source to the rescue Same foundation for developing an offline SCORM-player for smartphones Previous collaboration with Moodle Working with our service provider on our Moodle platform
- 13. No coding No external service providers Easy updates One app for many trainings SCORM
- 14. Our apps
- 15. Our apps
- 17. Our apps
- 23. Change from 2,08 to 4,17 (out of 5) User-test and evidence-based
- 25. Q & A
Editor's Notes
- #12: Among bigger companies that normally work within L&D very little experience/knowledge about this possibilities