July 2005) Mobile technologies and learning (December 2004) Designing educational technologies with users (September 2004) Futurelab have also been responsible for some great projects that use mobile technologies - read about them in the project reports section. EdTechRoundup: Episode 2 Emotional truancy Reflections on BETT 2008 Open Source Schools curriculum meeting Karen With PDAs (sadly) all but gone now, the future of mobile learning is the new inexpensive (< $300) mini-laptops ( [link] ) and mobile phones (for schools visionary enough to allow them allow them). MORE >>

Create It in Your Hand, Share It with the World Below is some of my 30 minute talk at Handheld Learning 2009 in London. The presentation is called Create It in Your Hand, Share It with the World. decided to become a teacher when I was in sixth grade. From then on I studied each and every teacher I had and analyzed each and every activity they had me do. As a student I vowed to remember what I liked and didn’t like like when I was finally the one in charge. was lucky enough to have Palm computers for my fifth grade students in 2001. Of course I wanted to make learning fun. Presto! Creating. MORE >>

New Video & Blog About Mobile Learning Two of my favorite educators are Cathie Norris and Elliot Soloway (who have been evangelizing mobile learning for nearly a decade now). This dynamic duo are featured in a new video from the Mobile Learning Institutes video series A 21st Century Education. In the video Cathie and Elliot speak with teachers and students as they travel to some handheld-using schools. While en route, Cathie and Elliot talk about mobile learning. Here are some quotes from the artistic video: "Mobile computers are the future. Laptops are very 90s. 2001-2008. MORE >>

The museum introduced the tour in conjunction with its exhibition, Robots: Evolution of a Cultural Icon (April 12 – October 19, 2008). Mobile phones also offer greater flexibility of movement with exhibitions that continue outside the gallery spaces onto the exterior spaces of the museum and beyond, and they can be used anytime (Proctor & Tellis, 2003; Tellis, 2004; Proctor, 2007). The first obstacle to visitors using their mobile phones is a general discomfort and uncertainty at using these devices in museums, as Lee (2008) found in a recent study. 2008, September). MORE >>

In 2004, Duke University began giving iPods to freshmen, which were used for everything from reviewing pre-loaded orientation information to field recordings of notes, sounds, and audio data. 3 “ Merrill Lynch: Bullish on Mobile Learning ,&# Kristofor Swanson, 2008. Mobile Learning Blog About A learning revolution through mobile devices. More About Us | Join Us! Today’s Thought "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime." Chinese Proverb MLearning Flickr Photos More Photos What is Mobile Learning? MORE >>