CES 2013 brought about a number of wearable gadgets for digital health monitoring. Who will lead the way?

In his second and final post on mLearning resolutions, Scott McCormick urges you to set five more mobile learning goals for you and your team.

Gary Woodill reviews mHealth: From Smartphones to Smart Systems, a book edited by Rick Krohn and David Metcalf.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has created quite a buzz as a result of his pair of visits to China in the last year.

Scott McCormick discusses three ways to unleash the full power of enterprise mobile learning.

Learning is everywhere. People learn by watching and doing. We do this every day and may not even realize this. The 70-20-10 rule may not be provable, but it’s certainly palpable. It just feels right. It makes sense. But how can you prove that this informal learning has taken place? How can you take this learning from one role or job to another? The answer is coming.

Two of Float's apps, RabbleBrowser and Tappestry, were named to a Forbes list of the top 10 apps to make your business more productive in 2013.

Despite being lumped in with one of the least successful project categories on Kickstarter (technology), mobile technology projects, in particular, have raised spectacular amounts of cash.

Forget software. It's about practices, processes and purpose.

Columbia University project recognizes Chad's contributions to the professional training arena.