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CM Group to showcase Mobile Learning success stories at World of Learning

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Alex Mackman, Technical Director at CM Group, will present real life Mobile Learning Success Stories at the World of Learning Conference and Exhibition at the NEC Birmingham, as part of the free learning seminar programme.

The seminar, which will take place in Seminar Theatre 1 at 11:00 – 11:30 on 30th September, will cover mobile learning success stories from a range of large enterprise and midsized organisations in which mobile learning has been used to deliver just-in-time training, performance support and induction programmes for organisations and their extended enterprise.

Mackman explains, “With examples drawn from our work with large international IT companies, banks, universities, telecom giants and food and drinks companies, this seminar will show the practical steps taken by organisations to integrate mobile learning into their learning and development programmes, and the tangible benefits that have resulted. I’ll also explain the central role that gamification has played in helping to maintain learner engagement.”

CM Group is a global leader in the field of innovative eLearning and mobile learning solutions. The Luminosity Mentor range of mobile learning Apps empowers learners by providing them with access to the learning content they need regardless of their location. Native mobile learning Apps for iOS, Android and Windows 8 devices provide an App based learning experience that enables learners to consume learning and reference content, as well as performance support tools and educational games, even while their device is offline.

With many large scale end-to-end mobile learning solutions delivered to some of the biggest companies in the world, CM Group’s Luminosity technology is proven and in high demand from major organisations and is widely recognised as the leading solution available today.

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