Guy Levert is currently a Learning Consultant at Canada Revenue Agency. Guy has been working in the e-Learning field since 1990, taking on various roles including programmer, instructional designer, project manager, and learning consultant. Guy acquired IMPACT: Consulting, Training & Publishing in 1995, became its CEO, and created numerous e-Learning applications since. In 2000, he sold his assets and joined an Ottawabased company, taking the role of Director, e-Learning for the company. Guy also takes on various projects in e-Learning as a freelancer and is currently working with Bluedrop Performance Learning (www.bluedrop.com) on innovative e-Learning and m-Learning projects.

A Bachelor’s degree graduate in Computer Science from Université du Québec en Outaouais (1990), Guy completed post-graduate Masters studies at the University of Ottawa (1997). His thesis subject focused on the development of a decision matrix for instructional design based on knowledge accessing modes inventory. His interests are in research around mobile learning and full-circle learning environments.

 

Articles by Guy Levert

Designing for Mobile Learning: Clark and Mayer's Principles Applied

(6/19/06)
The eLearning Guild has been covering mobile learning since our first issues four years ago. During that time, m-Learning has grown from an idea with potential to a growing field with practical applications appearing frequently. M-Learning is no longer seen as “e-Learning Lite,” but as a full discipline in its own right. This article explains how to apply current research.