Designing mLearning

List of Figures and Tables.
Foreword.
Acknowledgements.
Preface.
Section I. Why mLearning.
Chapter 1. Overview.
Chapter 2. The Details.
Misconceptions.
The Business Case.
Questions to ask.
Section II. Foundations.
Chapter 3. A Brief History of Learning and Cognition.
Formal Learning.
Media Psychology.
Beyond Cognition.
Informal Learning.
Social Learning.
Questions to Ask.
Chapter 4. The Technology It's Not About.
From the Calculator to the Smartphone.
The Convergent Model.
Come Together.
Questions to Ask.
Chapter 5. Getting Contextual.
K12.
Higher Ed.
Organizational.
Nonformal.
The Global Perspective.
Questions to Ask.
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An Interview with Mobile Learning Leader Judy Brown.
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Chapter 6. Getting Concrete.
Learning Augment.
Pharmaceutical Sales.
Flexible Delivery.
Multiplatform Mobile Simulation/Game Templates.
Addressing STEM via Mobile.
Making Mobile at St. Marys.
Learning WWW (Wherever Whenever Whatever).
Ubiquitous Games.
Summary.
AnInterview with Mobile Learning Leader David Metcalf.
Chapter 7. Mobile Models.
The Four C's of Mobile Capability.
Being Opportunistic.
Spaced Practice.
Frameworks.
Supporting Performers.
Data Delivery.
Let Me Elaborate.
Distributed Cognition.
Augmented Reality.
Let's Get Informal.
Push Versus Pull.
Least Assistance Principle.
Zen of Palm.
Questions to Ask.
Section III. Brass Tacks.
Chapter 8. A Platform to Stand On.
Principles.
Pragmatics.
Questions to Ask.
Chapter 9. Mobile Design.
Analysis.
Design Generalities.
Design Specifics.
Get Your Hands Dirty.
Questions to Ask.
Chapter 10. The Development It's Not About.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.
Delivering Capability.
Questions to Ask.
Chapter 11. Implementation and Evaluation.
Implementation Planning.
Organizational Change.
Management and Governance.
Evaluation.
We Have Issues Here!
Questions to Ask.
Section IV. Looking Forward.
Chapter 12. Being