Title: Building Tools and Content for Global, Mobile Training
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2 Building Tools and
Content for Global, Mobile
Training
- A Case Study Based on windowsmobiletraining.com
3We hope you learn
- Programs need to scale globally, but be relevant
locally - Content must be flexible, adaptable and timely
- Online learning programs likely need a mobile
component
4Cost and scalability
Support complex, global partner ecosystem
Business GoalsSales reps sell what they know
Overcome knowledge gap in the channel
Create brand and platform advocates
546,000 registered users
Over 200,000 online trainings completed
12 languages, 15 markets
Deployed across Europe and Asia/Pacific 2004
Launched June, 2003 in the US
Online learning for retail sales who sell Windows
Mobile devices
Windows Mobile Training Overview
3,100 certified Windows Mobile Specialists
Reduced cost/training by 50 two consecutive years
6Portalization Engine Making it relevant locally
7Product Sales Training
- Engaging
- Highly interactive
- Localized
8Technical Training
- How-Tos
- Knowledge Bank
- Device Demos
- Tips and Tricks
9Tools for Retail Sales Reps
- Product database
- Industry news
- Sales tools and other downloads
- Useful links
10Local Publishing Toolslocal, fast, flexibility
- Homepage Updates
- Content Publishing
- E-Mail Blasts
- Database Management
11Rewards Recognition
- Prize shop
- Specialist certification
12DEMOWindows Mobile Training Site
13New generation of Internet-enabled mobile devices
Serve changing program audience
Why M-Learning?
User and partner feedback
Support emerging markets
14Windows Mobile Training Mobile
How we approached the challenge
- Assess user needs
- Assess existing content services
- Define solution
- Intersection where mobile users needs existing
content - HTML browser based mobile portal
15DEMOMobile Portal Prototype
16Prototype Walkthrough
Home Page
- What is Windows Mobile?
- Product Data
- Knowledge Bank
- Tips and tricks
- News
17Prototype Walkthrough
Home Page
- What is Windows Mobile?
- Product Data
- Knowledge Bank
- Tips and tricks
- News
18Prototype Walkthrough
What is Windows Mobile?
- Information about Windows Mobile
- HTML and graphics formatted for mobile viewing
19Prototype Walkthrough
Product Data
- Real-time device specs
- Delivered to RSPs on the sales floor
20Prototype Walkthrough
Product Data
- Real-time device specs
- Delivered to RSPs on the sales floor
21Prototype Walkthrough
Knowledge Bank
- Live FAQ of Windows Mobile information
- Users can submit new questions
22Prototype Walkthrough
Knowledge Bank
- Live FAQ of Windows Mobile information
- Users can submit new questions
23Prototype Walkthrough
Knowledge Bank
- Live FAQ of Windows Mobile information
- Users can submit new questions
24Prototype Walkthrough
Tips and Tricks
- Cool things you can do with Windows Mobile
devices - Available to RSPs while they work with customers
25Prototype Walkthrough
Tips and Tricks
- Cool things you can do with Windows Mobile
devices - Available to RSPs while they work with customers
26Prototype Walkthrough
News
- RSS feeds from localized sources
- Real-time content
- Gives users a reason to come back frequently
27Whats Next?
- User feedback on beta
- Launch HTML version across all markets
- Expand support for other devices/browsers
- Continue to evaluate new technologies for mobile
learning - Flash based learning modules
- Local applications for offline access
- SMS for information alerts
28Conclusions
- Global scope and local relevance
- Content is king
- The world is mobile
29Discussion
30Partner Ecosystem