Come join the fun as the Adobe Connect team, Brookwood Media, and several other Adobe teams will present at the mLearnCon 2013 Mobile Learning Conference & Expo, happening June 18–20, at the Fairmont in San Jose, CA. The conference focuses on the management strategies, technology alternatives, and design and development considerations for mobile learning; and is sure to enable those tasked with mobile learning initiatives discover the ideas, information, and community that will help drive success.
The Adobe Connect team will be presenting a session on designing engaging mobile virtual classrooms, as well as participating in a DemoFest booth where we will showcase an innovative use of Adobe Connect mobile to deliver a virtual field trip on a canoe expedition on the Florida Everglades. Also, our partner Brookwood Media will at DemoFest showcasing a field training use case, again powered by Adobe Connect Mobile.
Below are the sessions related to Adobe Connect, which are only a subset of the full agenda. Register today if you haven’t already. We’ll see you there!
Designing Effective and Engaging Mobile Virtual Classrooms
Jump into a mobile virtual classroom and learn about the setup, presentation tips, and engagement tools and techniques that will give you the confidence to encourage learners and SMEs to attend and contribute to your classes from anywhere.
Time/Location: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 2:00 PM – 2:45 PM, Mobile Design Strategies Stage in the Expo area
mLearning DemoFest
Topic: Virtual field trip: Mobile learning on River of Grass Canoe Expedition, presented by Peter Ryce and Rocky Mitarai of Adobe Systems.
Time/Location: Wednesday, 6/19 from 5pm-7pm (Pacific), Regency Ballrooom, Table 2
Topic: Live training via Adobe Connect Mobile: Field Coaching/Training, presented by Jacquie Beck of Brookwood Media, Inc.
Time/Location: Wednesday, 6/19 from 5pm-7pm (Pacific), Regency Ballrooom, Table 6
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