We reveal the winners of the 2020 Mobile Learning Awards

A fantastic edition of the Mobile Learning Awards in 2020: five winning projects led by talented teams demonstrating perfect expertise in their design of training courses and mobile-first projects.

An edition like no other

Given recent events – with both lockdown and its gradual easing preventing any festive gatherings – the Teach on Mars team was forced to postpone the Mobile Learning Awards ceremony, now in its third consecutive year. It was originally due to take place at the Partner Forum on 26 March in Paris. So it’s high time we put an end to this interminable suspense by revealing the names of the winners…

The 2020 edition of the Mobile Learning Awards celebrated the most successful mobile training content, and the most accomplished mobile learning system of the year, out of more than 50 contenders! Prizes were given in four different categories: “Soft Skills”, “Expertise”, “Corporate” and “Customer Deployment”. A fifth prize, the “Special Favourite” goes to the jury’s favourite training course selected from all categories.

The selection process is always difficult, and was made even more so this year by the high-quality and innovative projects in contention. Three to four finalists had already been shortlisted for each category. The winners were then chosen by a panel of professionals from the training sector, each being assigned to categories they weren’t competing for themselves as candidates. We’d like to take this opportunity to thank our exceptional jury: Steeven Steen Abraham from CARTIER, Olivia Barsalon – SOCIÉTÉ GÉNÉRALE, Delphine Ben Achour – DIPTYQUE, Jérome Bonnet – KPMG, Bruno Chantepie – GÉNÉRALE DE TÉLÉPHONE, Céline Cussac – NATIXIS, Sébastien Grandazzi – ROCHE DIABETES CARE FRANCE, Sabrina Hamened – VAN DE VELDE, Agathe Malinas – SUEZ, Pierre Pilon – BPCE and Emmanuelle Tournour – VINCI ENERGIES.

Drum roll…

We give you the list of lucky winners in each of this year’s categories…

• The “Soft Skills” Training Award (personal development skills) went to VINCI ENERGIES INFORMATION SYSTEMS for its course “Digital Workplace Program, boost your personal efficiency!”.

• The “Expertise” Training Award (knowledge of a trade, area or sector) was given to the LA POSTE NETWORK AND BANKING COLLEGE with SKILLSDAY for the course “Combatting money laundering and funding of terrorism”.

• The “Corporate” Training Award (training relating to a specific customer context – products & services, onboarding, corporate culture, etc.) went to DISNEYLAND PARIS for its course “Disney hotels, where dreams come true”.

• The “Customer Deployment” Award (customer projects including a training course and associated deployment strategy) was given to ROCHE DIABETES CARE FRANCE for its project “Rollout of the DigiChek device”.

• Finally, the “Special Favourite” Award (the jury’s favourite training course selected from all categories) recognised BPCE for its course “Cybersecurity – Escape Game”.

Visit the Partner Forum website to see project descriptions and winner interviews.

“The Mobile Learning Awards are a unique way of energising our community, encouraging beneficial competitive spirit and highlighting the best mobile-first training projects,” explains Vincent Desnot, Co-founder and CEO of Teach on Mars.
“The competition illustrates the enormous relevance of mobile learning in meeting various organisational challenges: soft skills, compulsory regulatory training, marketing and business, and digital and strategic transformation,” adds Tiphaine Duchet, VP Operations.

Congratulations to the winning teams for these well-deserved awards recognising their expertise!

Cornélia Scoffié

Cornélia a enfilé sa tenue de cosmonaute en 2017. Après 5 années au service des clients de Teach on Mars en tant que Customer Success Manager, Cornélia prend une nouvelle trajectoire en pilotant les projets de communication & marketing, ses premiers amours, toujours avec l’ambition d’explorer la galaxie !