... "Mobile devices are the gateways to all human knowledge" --Dr. Isabel Perry Research shows that Americans spend an estimated $70 billion dollars a year in corporate training. Unfortunately, 70% of new information is forgotten within 24 hours. There is a solution for retention of information...

... on their Smartphone. Each time someone uses a mobile device, there is an opportunity for learning. As safety professionals, we can take advantage of these plentiful opportunities and develop m-learning programs. It is important to note that 60% of the workforce is not behind a computer and the same 60% is more likely...

... Introduction The widespread use of technology within the Environmental, Health & Safety community does not just limit itself to training and educational purposes. With the rise in deployment and use of Apple, Android and Windows mobile devices such as phones and tablets, rapid access...

...-learning has increased rapidly. Its popularity is fueled, in no small part, by the widespread adoption of the use of mobile devices by consumers and businesses globally. For example, 60% of the American population in 2010 went online using a laptop or mobile phone (Pew Research Center, 2010). In Africa...

.... working adult population of 139 million. 1 Over the past several years, mobile work environments and interaction with mobile devices such as laptops, tablets, notebooks and smartphones have increased substantially. In 2010, experts estimated that 17.6 million tablets were sold—a number that was expected...

... safety ambertation health & medicine recognition mobile device smartphone assistant professor ohio university athens instruction hazard noise accelerometer exposure quick response code application mobile application microphone health professional mobile application device...

.... working adult population of 139 million. Over the past several years, mobile work environments and interaction with mobile devices such as laptops, tablets, notebooks and smartphones have increased substantially. In 2010, experts estimated that 17.6 million tablets were sold—a number that was expected...