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By Sam S. Adkins, Chief Research Officer
Seattle, WA - Tyson Greer, Ambient Insight CEO, will deliver two free webinars highlighting key findings from Ambient Insight's research on the Mobile Learning Market: “Mobile Learning Goes Mainstream,” on December 15th, and “Location-Based Learning Services,” on December 16th. Registration is still open for both sessions.
“The tipping point has been reached, and Mobile Learning has entered the wide-adoption phase,” said Sam Adkins, Ambient Insight’s Chief Research Officer. “Location-based Learning is one of the three types of ’native‘ Mobile Learning product types and demand is growing by a 42% compound annual growth rate (CAGR).”
December 15 - Drawing from the key findings from Ambient Insight's report, "Mobile Learning Products and Services: Forecast and Analysis 2008-2013," Tyson Greer will discuss market trends, catalysts, and revenue opportunities in the US Mobile Learning market. She will review advances in development tools and platforms, and also highlight two types of products: brain trainers and location-based learning.
Greer is co-presenter with Supra Manohar Executive Vice President of Emantras, Inc, who will deliver a presentation defining “Educational Mobility” and introducing MOBL21, an mLearning platform. This webinar is the first in a free series offered by eMantras.
Attendees can review the description and register at:
"mLearning Goes Mainstream"
Tuesday, December 15, 2009 - 1-2 pm EST / 10-11 am PST
December 16 – Tyson Greer will present the last webinar in Ambient Insight’s 2009 “Learning Technology Innovation” series hosted by Elluminate: “Learning on the Fourth Screen: Innovations in Location-Based Learning.” In this session, Greer will highlight key findings from an upcoming report called, “Research Brief on Location-based Mobile Learning Products and Services: 2009-2014.”
Attendees can review the description and register at:
"Learning on the Fourth Screen: Innovations in Location-based Learning"
Wednesday, December 16, 2009 - 2-3 pm EST / 11 am-12 noon PST
“Location-based Learning is often used in clinical healthcare environments, first responder situations, museums, consumer education, and in the tourist industry,” adds Greer. “The technologies – GPS, RFID, and 2D and 3D bar codes — are available now and suppliers are delivering services that are engaging learners of all ages in new ways.”
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