Australian educator Jarrod Robinson (Known as Mr. Robbo -- The P.E. He is a physical education teacher in Victoria, Australia. Finally, Jarrod had his students create a blog during their physcial education camping trip via their mobile phones using Utterli. Geek) has been doing some very impressive activities with cell phones in his instruction. Below I describe a few of these innovative projects: Most recently Jarrod has developed a QRcode orienteering activity for his students. Awesome! Below are the instructions to his activity from his Blog. I'm very inspired.

John Evans , a wonderful technology educator from Canada, sent me the study Children's Use of Mobile Phones: An International Comparison. Published by GSM Association and the Mobile Society Research Institute within NTT DOCOMO in February 2009. of 12 year olds with a cell phone Japan=50% Korea=87% China=27% India=11% Mexico=45% % of 17 year olds with a cell phone Japan=96% Korea=71% China=80% India=64% Mexico=85% According to the Tomorrow Group 2009 Speak Up Report, in the United States currently about 76% of secondary students (12-18) have a cell phone

Therefore if we know that the majority of secondary students have their own cell phone (or could use a parent's cell phone) and we know that most students do not have access to the Internet on their phone (or at least unlimited access), than educators should consider ways to use basic SMS (the most popular choice of communication on teenagers cell phones) in learning. While students have access to the Internet at school, many do not have Internet access at home. According to a recent survey by CITA, 71% of U.S. Households have Internet access. Thus a decent percentage of U.S.

I previously posted about Jarrod Robinson a physical education teacher from Australia, and his fantastic work with cell phones in learning. He recently posted this video showing his students participating in the QRcode project. He also describes how he set up and executed the project on his blog! Definitely inspiring. Jarrod presents how he is using QRcodes to help his students study the different parts of the human skeleton. qrcodes

He also runs a mobile phone project at the Centre for Educational Technology. My radio co-host Jeff Stanzler and I had a wonderful interview today with Dr. Dick Ng'ambi who is a professor at the University of Capetown in South Africa. The impetus for starting this project was to allow students who for political reasons often felt uncomfortable speaking in class to participate in class discussions, questions, and groups anonymously. Therefore he decided to use students' cell phones. He told us that about 90% of his students have their own cell phone and they often use it for sms texting.

I'm looking forward to twitter integration Liz Kolb:Jarrod have you used [link] Jarrod Robinson:lots of the awesome products are not available, would have a field day using them if they were Jarrod Robinson:yeh thats good Liz Liz Kolb:We should have asked him about ratings for the poll Liz Kolb:I also forgot to "beg" for free educator accounts :D Liz Kolb:Jarrod can you use mymiamia.com? misterlamb:I just want to say thanks for the product and the advancements in education you guys are making. Are there any other popular content providers that a lot of educators use?

and asking for a free educator version!! There are many different cell phone reminder services available online. Many of which I have written about. few examples include Sendible , Abbyme , Remember the Milk , Google Cal , ReQall , and Alerts. Recently I have been using Task.fm. is a reminder service that uses uses semantic technology to translate human speak into an email, text and/or voice reminder. This means that you only have to type in your reminder on Task.fm, such as "assignment due at 4:00pm on May 26th". If you like this site, I recommend you emailing Task.fm

Peggy_G says to (00:38:46): that's a great tip about asking for educator accounts (free) Peggy_G says to (00:39:07): remember the milk has reminders on Google calendars which I can get on my iphone Peggy_G says to (00:39:36): Paul Wood?? Let them focus on the educative value of the phone Paul R Wood says to (01:01:40): Had a student pur together 10 questions on the book Friday Night Lights and asked short answer questions Liz Kolb says (01:02:02): I bet she loved that assignment! Chat Transcript: Liz Kolb says (00:31:47): Welcome everyone! We are talking with Joe Wood today!

As an educator and former technology coordinator, I know that for many schools it is unrealistic to expect them to be able to pay (consistently--year after year) for access to the web2.0 1) Allow educators K-16 to use these resources for free. The resources below were often-used by educators BEFORE the sites started charging. Over the last five years of researching web2.0 tools that couple with cell phones, I have found many tools that I LOVE, but they cost money to use. Especially sites that do not advertise (which schools like), need some way to stay afloat.

Math educator from Pennsylvania, who uses cell phones in his teaching and learning. link] Liz Kolb says (19:14:07): About Chalkbot [link] Liz Kolb says (19:15:10): We are talking today with Jimbo Lamb, a secondary Math educator from Pennsylvania who uses cell phones in his teaching. Chat Transcript: Liz Kolb says (19:13:19): We are talking today with Jimbo Lamb. link] Liz Kolb says (19:20:11): We will get started in about 10 minutes! Liz Kolb says (19:29:46): Hi Paul Thanks for joining us Paul R Wood says to (19:30:15): My pleasure. Too funny. Please RT.

Technology & Education Peggy_G says to (20:00:47): need a link for his book :-) Peggy_G says to (20:01:50): sounds wonderful! Chat Transcript: (19:19:47):Welcome to the Liz Kolb Chat Room. Liz Kolb says (19:30:13): Hi Jym JymBrittain says to (19:30:24): Hi Liz! JymBrittain says to (19:30:50): I shared your tweet to my fb account. I'm hoping a bunch of my friends show Liz Kolb says (19:31:50): [link] Liz Kolb says (19:32:37): Thank you Jym! Liz Kolb says (19:32:43): Hi Peggy!! Peggy_G says to (19:33:28): HI-I was having problems finding the chat box! Liz Kolb says (19:33:39): Oh No!

Wisconsin educator Katie Titler introduced me to a free resource called iPadio about 5 months ago. Ever since I have been playing with the resource. iPadio is created in the UK and works globally! It allows anyone to use their phone to record "phlogs". Which are really just audio files posted to the Internet and given an RSS feed. iPadio also allows for cross-posting to just about any website or blog! Therefore it works in a similar fashion to my old favorite cross-posting site Gabcast (which is no longer free). It can also work with multiple phone numbers. ipadio

Here are a few Key Takeaways from the article: To pursue a paradigm shift in education with limited finances, schools should consider taking advantage of ubiquitous cell phone technology for pedagogical purposes that square with best practices within appropriate disciplines. My co-instructor Jeff Stanzler sent me this Educause article about a Spanish teacher who started using Google Voice with his students for oral language activities. Students who record their voices in computer language labs or using cell phones become more engaged and invested in those potentially public recordings.

Read the one for 2009. It was launched in 2009 as a pilot initiative to explore whether teens in South Africa will read stories on their mobile phones. From 2009, our m-novels have collectively been read more than 60,000 times , our readers have posted more than 40,000 comments and submitted more than 10,000 competition entries! Feedback from our readers is mostly positive: it is clear that we are educating as well as entertaining our readers. am an advisor to the Department of Basic Education on its Guidelines on e-Safety in Schools. What I did. What worked.

Jonathan Nalder www.jnxyz.net | [link] | Twitter: @jnxyz | Principal Project Officer, Education Queensland – Mobile, Transformational Learning & One Laptop per Child Australia | Literacy & Numeracy Teacher | Finalist, Learning Without Frontiers Award, 2011, UK | InnovatED grant 2010 (mLearning) | ? ADE (Apple Distinguished Educator) | Winner Smart Classrooms Teaching Award 2009 | Masters of Learning Innovation (QUT 2008) |. Posted via email from Jonathan Nalder’s posterous. uLearning

feel I have been shortlisted on behalf of all the great Aussie educators working so hard to integrate technology and transform their students education. www.jnxyz.net | [link] | Twitter: @jnxyz | Principal Project Officer, Education Queensland – Mobile, Transformational Learning & One Laptop per Child Australia |. ADE (Apple Distinguished Educator) |. Winner Smart Classrooms Teaching Award 2009 |. Voting in the UK-based Learning Without Frontiers awards closes today. link]. Non-UK votes are counted twice! Many many thanks. The Finalists. How to vote.

Dedicated to the discussion of mobile learning Home About Gary Marrer – Profile Contact the BlogMaster mobileDot Freebies… Final Episode (for now) I have dedicated this post and the previous two blog posts to free products that might be useful in getting a educator started with mobile computing via text messaging (SMS). Many educators have been using (or are thinking of using) clickers in their classroom. The product may be used for free in a limited format and there are educational discounts available if you are interested in bringing the product into a class or school.

One response to “101 Ideas for Mobile Learning&# 15 05 2006 mlearning (16:02:13) : For more interesting ideas, check out “101 GREAT EDUCATIONAL USES FOR YOUR HANDHELD COMPUTER&# here: [link] April 2006 M T W T F S S May » 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Recent Posts “A kitten learns to fish using the iPad.&# A text document describing birdcalls is almost as useless as a dictionary in audio format for iPods.  Destination or Transitory Mobility? Will they be using it between destinations (e.g. Ubiquette.

As technology provides us with ever more options to Record, Recall, and Relate, we’ll need to be on the lookout for ways that these can enhance the learning experience for students, or make the task of supporting learners easier for teachers and education professionals. Our team finds it useful to classify mobile learning opportunities into Record , Recall , and Relate tasks.  This helps us think about ways that learners can use mobile devices to engage in learning: by gathering information; by having information at their fingertips; and by communicating with other people.  Ubiquette.

Finding out a learning group’s LCD is good practice for any educator considering or supporting a mobile learning approach. The Genie in the Bottle: Unleashing the hidden power of personal mobile devices for learning (November 2009) Categories Applications Audio Podcasting Interactive Flash Flash Lite Photo Video Wireless Assessment Events General Mobile Mobile Phone 2D Barcodes Moblogging SMS WAP Netbook PDA Pedagogy Recall Record Reinterpret Relate Situated Social Products Web 2.0 Another example is the use of mobile phones as a mobile learning tool. Ubiquette.

ask, where do our educational institutions sit in facilitating the development of learners, using such a hierarchy? Clarifying and simplifying things for teachers can be done in several ways, including this one – documenting ideas in an online format and encouraging other educators to contribute to the “pool of thought&# on mobile learning. Quite rightly, there is some concern at accessibility and equity issues surrounding Mobile Learning… not everyone can afford the latest mobile digital devices. I don’t want work following me everywhere”.) Good question Marg.

15 05 2006 Mobile devices may be seen by some educators as an interference with learning, rather than a positive aid. But isn’t is possible for this pervasiveness to be used to the advantage of educators? That it infers, conversely, that educational delivery can be achieved in other facets of learners’ lives, so as to pervade their lifestyles with flexible and convenient learning opportunities? Mobile Learning An Online Reflective Journal on Mobile Learning Practice Home Winksite Store Resources About Mobile Contact Welcome. Please Turn Your Mobile On.

We can certainly learn from the experience of early computer-based training in the following respects: Become educated and aware of the various major platforms and formats for delivery of mobile learning, and the relative strengths, weaknesses, and market penetrations of each. It’s making me think that perhaps there are strong parallels between the two that could help us develop better mobile learning approaches, while avoiding some of the traps we faced in the early days of flexible learning, by learning from our lessons of the past. Be a user (learner)-centric developer.

« Standards for Mobile Learning Educational Moblogging » Actions Information Date : 24 May 2006 Categories : Applications , Pedagogy Create a free edublog to get your own comment avatar (and more!) Where constructivism says we develop our own ‘rules’ and ’structures’, sociocultural educational theory suggests we cannot develop in such ways that ignore the social structures and rules by which we live. graphic design student could do a similar thing with design influences they see as they’re shopping in a supermarket. and e-Learning 2.0,

Mobile Learning An Online Reflective Journal on Mobile Learning Practice Home Winksite Store Resources About Mobile Contact Educational Moblogging 29 05 2006 Moblogging is the practice of being able to update an online journal (or “web log&# – or “blog&# for short) using a mobile device. How can educators use moblogs? Since early 2006, a number of services have sprung up, presenting moblogging as a new, viable option for learning activities. One that is already in use by teachers here at CIT is moblog.co.uk , which allows users to create free accounts. Ubiquette.

think the combination of mobile phones, videos and blogs is a powerful education and assessment tool. I’ll write a full post on this site when I’ve become proficient at using all of its features, but for now, it’s definitely worth a look by other interested educators and mobloggers! Mobile Learning An Online Reflective Journal on Mobile Learning Practice Home Winksite Store Resources About Mobile Contact Flickr Moblogging… 5 06 2006 Flickr Moblogging… I just connected this blog with my Flickr account , immediately turning it into a moblog. Ubiquette.

Mobile Learning An Online Reflective Journal on Mobile Learning Practice Home Winksite Store Resources About Mobile Contact M-Learning @ E-Learning Networks Online 14 06 2006 Tomorrow marks the start of the E-Learning Networks Online event, an online conference using synchronous and asynchronous tools to connect educators from around the country. This time, it’s about social networking (Web 2.0 tools) for e-learning. Furthermore, podcasts provide another medium that has potential to be adapted to mobile contexts. tools, technologies, and applications. Ubiquette.

The service is free to all Secondary and Tertiary education providers in NZ, so the only cost to students is the SMS call cost – about 30-50 cents a download, with students taking advantage of cheap off-peak rates to swap notes by phone. « Mobile Video Extravaganza Designing Good Educational Podcasts » Actions Information Date : 15 June 2006 Categories : Mobile Phone , Recall , SMS Create a free edublog to get your own comment avatar (and more!) Original news source at Computerworld. Using Twitter in the classroom The iPad and its impact on m-learning. Ubiquette.

Mobile Learning An Online Reflective Journal on Mobile Learning Practice Home Winksite Store Resources About Mobile Contact Designing Good Educational Podcasts 15 06 2006 Andy Ramsden, a Learning Technology Advisor at Bristol University in the UK recently posted up a great guide for educators designing podcasts. It contains a number of practical tips, gathered from practical experience, and is available as a three page downloadable PDF file from his mobile learning blog. Using Twitter in the classroom The iPad and its impact on m-learning. Ubiquette. learning device for $60.

« Designing Good Educational Podcasts What will you do with your PDA? The Genie in the Bottle: Unleashing the hidden power of personal mobile devices for learning (November 2009) Categories Applications Audio Podcasting Interactive Flash Flash Lite Photo Video Wireless Assessment Events General Mobile Mobile Phone 2D Barcodes Moblogging SMS WAP Netbook PDA Pedagogy Recall Record Reinterpret Relate Situated Social Products Web 2.0 You take a picture of a whiteboard or document, and it will convert the image into a PDF file, which it then emails to you. Ubiquette.

If there are any interested educators that would like to try creating and decoding QR Codes, I’ve located a couple of free, Java-based applications on this site (Look for the QR Code demos). The Genie in the Bottle: Unleashing the hidden power of personal mobile devices for learning (November 2009) Categories Applications Audio Podcasting Interactive Flash Flash Lite Photo Video Wireless Assessment Events General Mobile Mobile Phone 2D Barcodes Moblogging SMS WAP Netbook PDA Pedagogy Recall Record Reinterpret Relate Situated Social Products Web 2.0 Ubiquette.

What may particularly interest other educators is that you can even create your own flashcards games, online, for free. The Genie in the Bottle: Unleashing the hidden power of personal mobile devices for learning (November 2009) Categories Applications Audio Podcasting Interactive Flash Flash Lite Photo Video Wireless Assessment Events General Mobile Mobile Phone 2D Barcodes Moblogging SMS WAP Netbook PDA Pedagogy Recall Record Reinterpret Relate Situated Social Products Web 2.0 The quizzes even include “high score&# tables so students can track their improvement. Ubiquette.

While my previous posts tend to have emphasised the commonalities that mobile learning shares with other learning delivery approaches, it’s important to also recognise that it’s not the same; that mobile learning has unique strengths that distinguish it from other delivery modes, and weaknesses that should make educators think carefully about using mobile learning for certain content or contexts. When learning activities or materials are available to a learner on their mobile phone, for example, chances are it will be available to them almost 24 hours a day. Ubiquette.

However, I’m occasionally challenged by other educators who point out problems with mobile learning, in the mistaken belief that I’m attempting to supplant all other forms of learning delivery with mobile learning approaches. To counter this last problem of attempting to cram an existing resource into a mobile format, many educators realise the need to redesign the resource.  My biggest issue with some “mobile learning&# approaches I’ve seen is when mobile devices are used to replace other tools that are much better suited to the activity being attempted. 

In contrast, some of the PDAs from the failed program were successfully redistributed to another program: The Palm Pilots have also been redeployed to the adult education Seamless Transition Employment Program (STEP). To meet the challenges of the oncoming mobile and social revolution, educators will need to develop appropriate learning approaches based on sound pedagogical/didactical principles: a foundation of mobile learning best practice. ’ The answer depends on whether the content, and especially the mentoring, can be brought along with it to have real impact.&#

It’s not exactly my idea of “mobile learning,&# but may still be of interest to educators involved with learning mobility. The Genie in the Bottle: Unleashing the hidden power of personal mobile devices for learning (November 2009) Categories Applications Audio Podcasting Interactive Flash Flash Lite Photo Video Wireless Assessment Events General Mobile Mobile Phone 2D Barcodes Moblogging SMS WAP Netbook PDA Pedagogy Recall Record Reinterpret Relate Situated Social Products Web 2.0 « Mobile Learning 2.0? Ubiquette. learning device for $60.

Mobile Learning An Online Reflective Journal on Mobile Learning Practice Home Winksite Store Resources About Mobile Contact Mobile Device Supported Situated/Networked Learning 10 07 2006 Marg O’Connell, our department’s resident Educational Design guru, has just posted some of her fantastic thoughts on the use of mobile devices to facilitate and support situated and networked learning on her Educational Design blog.  » Actions Information Date : 10 July 2006 Categories : Events , Pedagogy Create a free edublog to get your own comment avatar (and more!) Ubiquette.

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further insight into the similarities between mobile learning and other learning innovations of the past comes from the recent Mtraining conference held in Wollongong last month, this time, from Dennis Macnamara, who provides some insights into reactions to change in education over the centuries (audio file). technorati tags: mlearning , behaviourist , pedagogy , constructivist , situated , collaborative , informal , lifelong , learnercentric , education , mobilelearning , m-learning , teaching Blogged with Flock « The Fourth R… M-Learning 2.0… Ubiquette.

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Mobile Learning An Online Reflective Journal on Mobile Learning Practice Home Winksite Store Resources About Mobile Contact Moblogging with Location Tagging 20 07 2006 An interesting innovation – only available in the USA on selected Nokia handsets at the moment, but with potential educational applications if it’s made more widely available. Zonetag , a research product being dveloped by Yahoo, allows the user to upload photos to their Flickr account with automatic location-specific tagging, based on their current cellphone tower. Ubiquette. learning device for $60.

This trend towards instant messaging, like SMS and MMS, means that mobile phones will become increasingly preferred as a communications platform, and educators will need to adapt to this preference. While the article makes the following prediction in the context of work, the word “companies&# could just as easily be replaced by “educational institutions&# : “Like parents, they try to control their children,&# [a senior design anthropologist at Microsoft] says. The article continues: Beyond that, e-mail has become most associated with school and work. Ubiquette.

Mobile Learning An Online Reflective Journal on Mobile Learning Practice Home Winksite Store Resources About Mobile Contact QR Codes in Education! But not quite here yet… 27 07 2006 I was very excited to come across the first documented instance of QR Codes actually being used in an educational context today. Last week, I sent emails to the general information contacts at Telstra, Optus, Vodaphone, and Virgin Mobile, viz: As part of my job I am researching the use of mobile phones as tools to support education. Anyway, I’m pursuing this further. Ubiquette.

technorati tags: mlearning , m-learning , mobilelearning , hdul , handheld , pda , mobile , learning , education , pedagogy , harvard Blogged with Flock « Four R’s Model and Mobile Learning Activities Immersive Situated Learning » Actions Information Date : 11 August 2006 Categories : Pedagogy Create a free edublog to get your own comment avatar (and more!) August 2006 M T W T F S S « Jul Sep » 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Recent Posts “A kitten learns to fish using the iPad.&# Ubiquette.

Mobile Learning An Online Reflective Journal on Mobile Learning Practice Home Winksite Store Resources About Mobile Contact Immersive Situated Learning 14 08 2006 Here’s a post I created with a diagram to try to explain the concept of educational QR Codes to some of my esteemed colleagues: The closest thing I’ve seen to the idea of taking a picture of something, and obtaining Just-In-Time learning on it, is Semapedia. I’ve been an enthusiastic proponent of the use of 2D-barcodes in education for quite a while (see my blog : here, here, here, here, and here ).

With copyright reform in Australia that makes it easier to use Internet materials for education, and strong support for Creative Commons/Copyleft/Public Domain video sharing, video sharing sites are becoming increasingly useful as places to find learning materials – which can be converted into mobile forms using video conversion tools such as Super.  technorati tags: mobilelearning , mlearning , mobile-learning , video , mobilevideo , education , youtube , googlevideo Blogged with Flock « Immersive Situated Learning Find Out About Anything… Anywhere. Ubiquette.

This translates to education opportunities that have previously never been possible – rather than pre-made resources, which must be collected and carried by a learner prior to “going mobile,&# mobile learners can now get information remotely on demand; record information from wherever they are in a number of formats; communicate with other people such as other learners or teachers; and use the processing power in their pockets to achieve tasks they could not otherwise accomplish unassisted. And a cassette walkman is just as valid a source of audio learning as an iPod. 2004).

technorati tags: m-learning , mlearning , mobilelearning , mobile-learning , situated , pedagogy , education Blogged with Flock « The Future of M-Learning Mobile Podcasting » Actions Comments rss Trackback Information Date : 31 August 2006 Categories : General , Pedagogy , Uncategorized Create a free edublog to get your own comment avatar (and more!) Leave a comment August 2006 M T W T F S S « Jul Sep » 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Recent Posts “A kitten learns to fish using the iPad.&# Ubiquette.

and mobile learning, a recent article on education in the health industry highlights potential benefits to adopting Web 2.0 The study cited in the article is available here for interested educators or industry professionals. The Genie in the Bottle: Unleashing the hidden power of personal mobile devices for learning (November 2009) Categories Applications Audio Podcasting Interactive Flash Flash Lite Photo Video Wireless Assessment Events General Mobile Mobile Phone 2D Barcodes Moblogging SMS WAP Netbook PDA Pedagogy Recall Record Reinterpret Relate Situated Social Products Web 2.0

One response to “Language practice using mobile phones&# 4 09 2006 Joe Dale (22:37:33) : Hi Leonard, I thought you’d like to know that I’ve just written a post about the potential of using mobile phones in education based on Lynne’s post and one from David Muir. Her students have also been recording their conversations using mp3 players as well as the mobile phones. In another post, Lynne bemoans how every single mobile device seems to require a different charger.  Using Twitter in the classroom The iPad and its impact on m-learning. Ubiquette.

Of further interest to educators will be the user stories – case studies of the use of 2D Barcodes in real-life scenarios: “The following user stories were written: Access an URL with static content Question of the day -kind of poll Save a business card Electronic clip book Translated articles Access to additional video information Added-value services only available with the printed code (e.g. Practical use of 2D barcodes in education could become even more feasible if mobile phone operators seized this chance and incoporated 2D barcode readers in all camera phone handsets.

Mobile Learning An Online Reflective Journal on Mobile Learning Practice Home Winksite Store Resources About Mobile Contact New M-Learning Network Website 4 09 2006 Marcus Ragus, an TAFE Tasmania educator who’s been involved in Australian m-learning projects for some years, launched a new site for m-learning practitioners last week. In the meantime, there’s always the EdNA forum on m-learnin g which stimulated a great deal of discussion last month, if you want to see the latest news and views from many Australian (and international) educators. Ubiquette.

Mobile Learning An Online Reflective Journal on Mobile Learning Practice Home Winksite Store Resources About Mobile Contact Podcasting a blog 5 09 2006 From the “Using Wiki in Education&# (sic) blog, a very useful post on how to turn each and every blog post into a podcast, automatically, using the free Talkr text-to speech service. “Besides being a natural complement to the blog, it also makes my blog more accessible for people who have to rely on audio either due to visual impairment or very demanding schedules. hope you like it!&# it is brilliant. Ubiquette.

Thank you Caryl and Robyn for making this available to other m-learning educators! lot of plans, a lot of equipment is set up for business, and when we want to use it for education, we have to adapt and adopt it. The Genie in the Bottle: Unleashing the hidden power of personal mobile devices for learning (November 2009) Categories Applications Audio Podcasting Interactive Flash Flash Lite Photo Video Wireless Assessment Events General Mobile Mobile Phone 2D Barcodes Moblogging SMS WAP Netbook PDA Pedagogy Recall Record Reinterpret Relate Situated Social Products Web 2.0

In particular, Nicky Shaw’s presentation on “ Mobile Phone Use – a Social Network Perspective &# may be of interest to educators: “This presentation describes an investigation of student networks in first year management and medical students for peer-learning and socialisation. Mobile Learning An Online Reflective Journal on Mobile Learning Practice Home Winksite Store Resources About Mobile Contact Research on Mobiles and Social Networking 7 09 2006 From the fantastic Mobile Life blog , a couple of reports on mobile phone use.  Ubiquette. learning device for $60.

Mobile Learning An Online Reflective Journal on Mobile Learning Practice Home Winksite Store Resources About Mobile Contact Choosing a PDA for Teaching and Learning 8 09 2006 I’ve been asked for advice on choosing a PDA for teaching and learning by a number of other educators, and I wrote this as an off-the-cuff response to one such enquiry. I’ll try to write something more formal at a later date! The PDAs that are best suited to a student group’s learning needs will depend on the kinds of activities you’d like them to be able to accomplish. WLAN (a.k.a Ubiquette.

One of the comments for this post also recommends the KidCast (Podcasting in the Classroom) site, with even more ideas for podcasting in education, as well as an online community. The Genie in the Bottle: Unleashing the hidden power of personal mobile devices for learning (November 2009) Categories Applications Audio Podcasting Interactive Flash Flash Lite Photo Video Wireless Assessment Events General Mobile Mobile Phone 2D Barcodes Moblogging SMS WAP Netbook PDA Pedagogy Recall Record Reinterpret Relate Situated Social Products Web 2.0 have Windows XP. Ubiquette.

Mobile Learning An Online Reflective Journal on Mobile Learning Practice Home Winksite Store Resources About Mobile Contact Mobile Gradebook 18 09 2006 This post is more on the Mobile Learning Administration side of things, but may interest some educators: Excelsior Software have released Pinnacle PDA , a new gradebook product out for PPCs, and you can download a copy for free. The functionality looks pretty good, and Pinnacle also offer a range of “add on&# tools for the gradebook tool that allow it to do other things too, like web display of student progress. Ubiquette.

This paper provides a model for digital mobile learning approaches that are underpinned by sound educational design, developed using a learner-centric activity model of mobile learning, and implemented through best-practice considerations that are informed by our experience of delivering computer-based learning. Many thanks to my co-author Margaret for her educational design expertise; our peer reviewers, for helping us polish the paper, and the conference organisers, for putting together a fantastic event and recognising our paper amongst so many excellent contributions. Cheers!

Ideas include learning slideshows for mobile phones and iPods, educational blogging, podcasting and audio, and file sharing using Bluetooth. Best and happiest of all, Doug has caught on to the potential of QR Codes, via Ewan McIntosh’s blog which followed on from my original post on the potential of QR Codes in education – it seems the word is spreading. 20 Ideas: Getting students to use their mobile phones as learning tools refers to a blog post by Doug Belshaw , who regularly blogs on the use of mobile technology in primary school classrooms. Good job! Ubiquette.

Her work experimenting with and documenting standards for educational podcasting (such as optimum quality settings) is also very useful. The Genie in the Bottle: Unleashing the hidden power of personal mobile devices for learning (November 2009) Categories Applications Audio Podcasting Interactive Flash Flash Lite Photo Video Wireless Assessment Events General Mobile Mobile Phone 2D Barcodes Moblogging SMS WAP Netbook PDA Pedagogy Recall Record Reinterpret Relate Situated Social Products Web 2.0 Well done, Sue! Using Twitter in the classroom The iPad and its impact on m-learning.

SMS on its own is the LCD, but can be used in a variety of ways and integrated with other technology that is not LCD but still completely accessible for educators. Cheers Anne Paterson Chief Education Officer Access and General Education Curriculum Centre TAFE NSW 6 10 2006 Leonard Low (12:38:19) : Excellent Anne, I have bookmarked your blog and look forward to seeing more of your ideas and discussing them on your blog and on mine. Exploit Device Capabilities [CAPABILITIES] Exploit device capabilities to provide an enhanced user experience. W3C, Mobile Web Best Practices 1.0

Mobile Learning An Online Reflective Journal on Mobile Learning Practice Home Winksite Store Resources About Mobile Contact NotePods – Audio/iPod text study guides 9 10 2006 “InterLingua Educational Publishing today launched NotePods , its collection of audio downloads for iPods and other MP3 players designed to help students with exams as well as term papers… available for [US] $1.99 each.&#   The guides also come with text versions, readable on an iPod as an iPod e-book, and will be accompanied by online content. Full article on the MacNN site. via Pod Pedagogy ).

It seems an audacious move, but a brief web search shows that Greg Whitby has a track records as an outstanding and visionary educator; he has previously championed the cause of new learning principles and methodologies such as blogs and wikis , and his education office won a prestigious award last month for Business Excellence in Staff Training and Development. Mobile Learning An Online Reflective Journal on Mobile Learning Practice Home Winksite Store Resources About Mobile Contact The World’s First M-School? Laptop computers will be another learning tool. Ubiquette.

Education: a viable market sector for mobile computing » Actions Comments rss Trackback Information Date : 10 October 2006 Categories : Mobile Phone , PDA Create a free edublog to get your own comment avatar (and more!) The Genie in the Bottle: Unleashing the hidden power of personal mobile devices for learning (November 2009) Categories Applications Audio Podcasting Interactive Flash Flash Lite Photo Video Wireless Assessment Events General Mobile Mobile Phone 2D Barcodes Moblogging SMS WAP Netbook PDA Pedagogy Recall Record Reinterpret Relate Situated Social Products Web 2.0

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In the mean time, weve create this blog for discussions on Mobile Learning technology and other educational technology topics. Posted by Matthew Nehrling at 4:43 PM 0comments: Post a Comment Newer Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Education for the iPod Generation The world of personalized, on demand educational technology. ► 04/04 - 04/11 (1) mLearning and Accessibility ► 2009 (15) ► 05/17 - 05/24 (1) 6 Teachers talk about the iPod Touch and learning ► 05/10 - 05/17 (2) Training Top 125: Alltel Links Training to Sales S. New Le.

skip to main | skip to sidebar * Newsletter * LinkedIn * Facebook * 2mLearn.mobi * mLearning World Live Tuesday, February 14, 2006 Educational Development for the Gameboy Generation Educational Development for the Gameboy Generation An interesting opportunity is popping its head out in the future of M-Learning. With these innovations, the real gap is raising the interest among developers to venture in the educational field. The University of Michigan school of education has ventured in the development of educational programs for the Gameboy Advance. New Le.

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Podcasting has been used as a educational tool for over a year now, but has been limited to the students having a mP3 player or access to their PC. This may be a defining moment in the acceptance of podcasting for mass education. Note: and educational podcasts. Posted by Matthew Nehrling at 10:36 AM 0comments: Post a Comment Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Education for the iPod Generation The world of personalized, on demand educational technology. ► 11/09 - 11/16 (2) Nominate 2009 Top Young Trainers Today! New Le.

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► 04/04 - 04/11 (1) mLearning and Accessibility ► 2009 (15) ► 05/17 - 05/24 (1) 6 Teachers talk about the iPod Touch and learning ► 05/10 - 05/17 (2) Training Top 125: Alltel Links Training to Sales S. ► 11/09 - 11/16 (2) Nominate 2009 Top Young Trainers Today! Open Discussion- Is There an Educational Laffer Cu. ► 07/04 - 07/11 (3) eLearning Kindle eBook From Toy to Tool: Cell Phones in Learning: Speak U. From mLearnopedia: April - June Hot List: Mobile L. ► 06/20 - 06/27 (1) mLearnCon 2010: Dr. Mimi Ito – What the User Wants.

How this can be used for mobile learning at this point, Im not sure, however, if XM has any streaming educational channels, this is one more step in making education mobile. look forward to seeing any educational opportunities that spring from this service. Posted by Matthew Nehrling at 6:02 AM 0comments: Post a Comment Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Education for the iPod Generation The world of personalized, on demand educational technology. ► 11/09 - 11/16 (2) Nominate 2009 Top Young Trainers Today! xmEdu? New Le.

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skip to main | skip to sidebar * Newsletter * LinkedIn * Facebook * 2mLearn.mobi * mLearning World Live Monday, August 21, 2006 Podcast: How M-Learning is Enhancing Education This 34 minute recording provides coverage of the 2005 EDUCAUSE Annual Conference Session entitled Learning-on-the-Go: How M-Learning is Enhancing Education. 15 MB) Posted by Matthew Nehrling at 12:29 PM 0comments: Post a Comment Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Education for the iPod Generation The world of personalized, on demand educational technology. New Le.

This translates to education opportunities that have previously never been possible - rather than pre-made resources, which must be collected and carried by a learner prior to “going mobile,&# mobile learners can now get information remotely on demand; record information from wherever they are in a number of formats; communicate with other people such as other learners or teachers; and use the processing power in their pockets to achieve tasks they could not otherwise accomplish unassisted. ► 11/09 - 11/16 (2) Nominate 2009 Top Young Trainers Today! New Le. Training.

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mLearn 2006 will provide an opportunity for researchers, educators, students, technologists and practitioners, as well as professionals from industry, to share their knowledge, experience and research in the various areas where mLearning is applied. Posted by Matthew Nehrling at 3:23 AM 0comments: Post a Comment Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Education for the iPod Generation The world of personalized, on demand educational technology. ► 11/09 - 11/16 (2) Nominate 2009 Top Young Trainers Today! New Le. Training. iTunes 7.7

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Setting up an Educational Blog 4. Podcasting/listening to educational MP3 audio 6. eLearning Posted by Matthew Nehrling at 5:09 AM 0comments: Post a Comment Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Education for the iPod Generation The world of personalized, on demand educational technology. ► 04/04 - 04/11 (1) mLearning and Accessibility ► 2009 (15) ► 05/17 - 05/24 (1) 6 Teachers talk about the iPod Touch and learning ► 05/10 - 05/17 (2) Training Top 125: Alltel Links Training to Sales S. QR: what’s that?

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