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IGNATIA WEBS DECEMBER 15, 2011 Future trends in #mobile technology what can we expect in the next 5, 10, 15 years #unesco_mlw He got into a project: programmable open mobile internet 2020. So he is involved in creating mobile technology to be used in 2020 (thought: what is the audience he has in mind?). Social DNA : what we belief, what we perceive. Keynote Paul Kim, Stanford University. Good talk, but a bit technology utopian. Main idea: pedagogical paradigm shift, learning by students. MORE >>	MOBILE LEARNING EDGE JANUARY 26, 2012 New issue of the International Journal of Interactive Mobile Technologies (iJIM) Exploring Accessibility Scenarios for 2020 in Relation with Future ICT Trends on Assistive Technology and Accessibility. The Importance of Social Media for Commerce. A new issue of the International Journal of Interactive Mobile Technologies (iJIM), Volume 6, Issue 1 (2012), is available. The journal is free but you have to register on the site. Table of Contents. Canessa, M. MORE >>	RECENT POSTS FEBRUARY 25, 2013 \| UPSIDE LEARNING Take A Leap Of Faith With Mobile Learning JANUARY 26, 2012 \| MOBILE LEARNING EDGE New issue of the International Journal of Interactive Mobile Technologies (iJIM) DECEMBER 15, 2011 \| IGNATIA WEBS Future trends in #mobile technology what can we expect in the next 5, 10, 15 years #unesco_mlw
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UPSIDE LEARNING FEBRUARY 25, 2013 Take A Leap Of Faith With Mobile Learning Smartphone sales have overtaken PC sales in the US and the trend is similar everywhere too, soon tablets will do the same, and before we know it, PC sales will be dwarfed by that of mobile devices. Intel futurist, Rob Johnson, in an article earlier this year, writes, “As we pass 2020, the size of meaningful computational power approaches zero. So what ails mobile learning? Just do it! MORE >>
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