Home About Knowledge Management System (KMS) Blog Home Content Course Digital Learning Education eLearning Grants Improve Learning Knowledge Management System Learning Management Systems Defining Mobile Learning Isn’t Enough Filed in Digital Learning , Education , eLearning 0 comments In a previous post, I blogged  out loud about my concern for misusing/overusing the term mobile learning, or mlearning.  The definitions of mobile learning that I’ve read and have found, I believe are incomplete. What is mobile learning? MORE >>

This annual conference serves as a multi-disciplinary forum for the discussion and exchange of information on the research, development, and applications on all topics related to multimedia, hypermedia and telecommunications/distance education. The PLE Conference intends to create a space for researchers and practitioners to exchange ideas, experiences and research around the development and implementation of Personal Learning Environments (PLEs) – including the design of environments and the sociological and educational issues that they raise. 2007). MORE >>

Teaching with Classroom Response Systems Resources for engaging and assessing students with clickers Home About the Blog About My Book Five Types of Mobile Learning Author: derekbruff 19 Oct As Abilene Christian University rolls through year two of its iPhone experiment, ProfHacker (my new favorite blog) features a post by Jason B. “  My answer: Research on the impact of smart phones on student engagement and student learning.  Google jockeys) Mobile platforms for delivering content (lecture notes, videos, texts, etc.) Have I missed any big ones? MORE >>

Motiwalla Abstract Wireless data communications in form of Short Message Service (SMS) and Wireless Access Protocols (WAP) browsers have gained global popularity, yet, not much has been done to extend the usage of these devices in electronic learning (e-learning). This project explores the extension of e-learning into wireless/handheld (W/H) computing devices with the help of a mobile learning (m-learning) framework. This framework provides the requirements to develop m-learning applications that can be used to complement classroom or distance learning. MORE >>

How To Create Rapid and Cheap Mobile Learning- Text Messaging. here are many challenges with setting up any sort of mobile learning program, not the least of which is the diversity of devices. typical audience may have several types of PDAs, from Palm, to Windows Mobile, to Symbian. vast majority certainly has a mobile phone, albeit, the platforms for mobile devices range significantly. The challenges with using text messaging as a learning platform is limitations in message size, interactivity, and tracking. New Learning Playbook. MORE >>