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So how does mLearning relate to the live virtual classroom? In this brave new world of mobile technologies and the era of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD), we are facing similar challenges to those we faced when virtual classrooms were first introduced. In the rush to deploy content quickly and make it accessible from wherever the learners are, we aren't giving enough thought to what exactly should be taught and how This whitepaper will help you explore what designers, facilitators and managers need to know to be successful in the mobile virtual classroom To receive your complimentary copy of The Mobile Virtual Classroom, written by Jennifer Hofmann, president of InSync Training, just fill out the form to the right and click on the Submit button.

In this whitepaper we will examine the outlook for the modern workplace for the next five years, as well as four key trends associated with adapting training to the new context. As these trends play out, we need to consider how to implement a culture change in our training organizations and identify some of the challenges these changes will bring. We'll also explore the personality of the modern work force, especially intergenerational dynamics, as well as the context in which our learners are, and will be, working. To receive your complimentary copy of Training on the Edge: Staying Ahead of the Trends, please complete the form.

Designing for the virtual classroom doesn't need to be difficult - but designers do need a working knowledge of the features and tools each virtual classroom platform provides. In this white paper you'll find high-level summaries of virtual classroom tools, including chat, breakout rooms, whiteboards, application sharing, synchronized web browsing, and survey and feedback tools. Because the virtual classroom is NOT the same as the traditional classroom, and you need to be able to adapt your engagement techniques in order to create meaningful, learner-centered programs. To receive your complimentary copy of Virtual Classroom Tool Design Basics: A Virtual Engagement Primer, please complete the form.