Over the last few years, many companies have adopted the online learning format. The high degree of flexibility and cost-effectiveness of this training methodology are the primary drivers of adoption.
Technology-enabled learning can be delivered through laptops and mobile devices. Many wrongly assume that imparting training through PCs and Macs (e-learning) is the same as delivering learning on smartphones and tablets (m-learning).
There are 4 major differences in the way courses are designed for the desktop and the mobile. Explore them in this infographic.
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