With the question of who exactly is interested in mobile learning, in the back of our mind, Float decided to get down to the bottom of things. By monitoring the companies who have been frequent visitors to our website, downloading our content, and reaching out to our personnel, we determined which
With the question of who exactly is interested in mobile learning, in the back of the mind, Float decided to get down to the bottom of things. By monitoring the companies who frequently visit our website, download our content, and reach out to our web and communications teams, we’ve determined
Have you ever wondered what industries are interested in mobile learning? Have you been curious if the industry you work in is currently working toward or seeking information on mobile learning? Float knows who’s interested! Let’s take a look. Since 2010, Float has been writing, publishing and
As we prepare to attend iFest 2018, we’re happy to share the result of ongoing research at Float to pursue safer and more predictable code. The Float xAPI library is written in F#, a functional-first programming language that helps to produce code that minimizes unintended side effects. As F#
Edited by Dr. Gary Woodill and Chad Udell, this book has been written over the last several years by Float’s team of designers, developers, and consultants.
In the CHAMPIONS framework, Float and Qualcomm Learning Center help organizations embrace digital technologies to achieve amazing results.
Technology allows information an employee uses to be more targeted, collaborative, and creative. This white paper explores its potential.
