eLearning, Tablet Learning and Mobile Learning White Papers | Xyleme

White Papers

  • In the rush to deploy tablets, many organizations—not limited to training—are throwing caution to the wind. In a survey of business stakeholders and IT professionals conducted by Dimensional Research, 51% of enterprises that have purchased tablets have not clearly articulated their strategy for deploying them. - Dawn Poulos, Xyleme Inc.
  • Analysts estimate that by 2014, 80% of businesses will support a workforce using tablets. The iPad, like smartphones before it, is creating an entirely new way for consumers to seek and use content. Are you prepared? Learn how to break free from the project mentality and create a strategy to rapidly and cost effectively deliver compelling tablet experiences that are customized to the learner.
  • This ten-page white paper recaps an interview between Mobile Learning specialists Judy Brown, Tyson Greer, Dr. Allison Rossett, and Dawn Poulos, VP of Marketing for Xyleme Inc., on the topics of Mobile Learning and Mobile Performance Support.
  • The social media explosion has triggered growth in UGC and encouraged learning organizations to implement a proactive knowledge strategy in order to adapt to more autonomous, empowered learners. Learn more by reading this white paper. - Xyleme, Inc. and Flatirons Solutions
  • Learning is benefitting from the next wave of ECM consolidation. Obstacles that currently make learning content management an island within the enterprise are being torn down, and training is emerging as a critical service of the enterprise content management platform. - Xyleme, Inc.
  • Typical content management solutions operate in isolation and don’t work well together, but that’s about to change. This white paper will help your company assess the current status of its content strategy and implement an eight-step model for mapping out an integrated content management approach. - Bryan Chapman, Chief Learning Strategist, Chapman Alliance
  • Reusability 2.0 is not for everyone, nor is it for every training situation. If you are designing a learning intervention that can be readily delivered using a singular delivery format, without many variations, applying this methodology would be overkill. However, if your vision is to systematically synchronize content across all delivery formats and/or you need training to be highly adapted for different learning environments, reusability 2.0 is the key to publishing learning. - Bryan Chapman, Chief Learning Strategist, Chapman Alliance