Google announced today that "mobile friendly" labels will now be added to mobile search results (read the official announcement here). In addition, industry experts believe that mobile readiness will soon be factored into the ranking algorithm for search results (article here).At Skilljar, we've prioritized a mobile responsive learning experience from Day 1. I'm happy to say that all training portals powered by Skilljar are passing Google's Mobile test!
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Unfortunately, many training organizations use learning management systems (LMS) and authoring tools that are years behind in terms of mobile support. For example, Flash content is not commonly supported on mobile, and Google specifically calls this out as a negative factor. If organic search (SEO) drives traffic to your training courses, now is a great time to look for a mobile-friendly LMS and improve your learning experience.We've checked common LMS solutions with Google's mobile friendly tool (located here). Here are the results as of November 18, 2014:LMSSite CheckedPasses Google Mobile Test?Skilljarcourses.iuslaw.orgYesCornerstone OnDemandaba.csod.comNoboxuniversity.litmos.com/online-coursesNoLearnUponsnlcenter.learnupon.com/storeNoOracle Taleo Learnf5.learn.com/learncenter.asp?id=178412&sessionid=3-4DEF114D-2919-4E78-8687-CC6B708E0D22&page=1NoViewCentralinter.viewcentral.com/Events/uploads/TIBCO/programs.htmlNoMindFlashmylearninglibrary.coursehost.comNoDocebomarketplace.docebo.comNo
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