Doc’s Blog blogging innovation in the way we learn and work in an internetworked world The Droid Delivers (Mobile Learning) Droid Demo (by Verizon) Well, it appears my search is over for a smart phone that can handle the Java-based authentication for login to Web sites such as where I teach online. That means that with my Droid I can not only take advantage of great connectivity, I can also select 3G wireless or WiFi connections to those sites when I am traveling. The same applies for any smart phone using the Android or other Java-capable operating system. 31.07.09 MORE >>

E-learning Curve Blog at Edublogs The E-learning Curve Blog is Michael Hanley’s e-learning blog focusing on user performance, enhancing skills, knowledge, and organizational development using digitally-mediated learning. Now read on… Forrester’s BlackBerry: An Emerging Platform For Mobile Collaboration study states that two-thirds of companies have fully deployed wireless e-mail, calendars, and contacts. Another 16% of firms are in the process of implementing wireless e-mail. Figure 1 A Snapshot Of Enterprise Mobility Today (after Forrester Inc., MORE >>

skip to main | skip to sidebar Vicki Owens Topically Technological Library Blog A topical technological blog on all things library:Mobile Technologies and M-Learning (PDAs, laptops, e-readers, netbooks, mobile phones, blogs, wikis, rss, podcasts, IM, social software - bookmarking, networking etc.), Firstly we have the ‘other devices’ page which actively promotes different access channels for staff and students with regards to their email. Both very topical within libraries and HE at this moment in time – but that’s a whole new blog posting!! MORE >>

As part of its Wireless Issue, Time featured Mobile Commons and our CEO, Jed Alpert. She writes, To understand what makes the cell phone such a uniquely powerful tool for community organizing and activism, consider three facts about text messaging: it is almost completely spam-free, it’s personal, and nearly every message gets read. All Posts Blog Company News Press Use CasesIn an article entitled “Doing Good By Texting,” Time writer Kate Pickert explores how mobile can be used to bring about social change. mail postcard? . Read the full article here. MORE >>

Getting out the vote (GOTV) is not only important to politicians and their backers, but providing opportunities for an educated and active electorate makes for good public policy, as well.  Wireless industry studies demonstrate that 99 percent of text messages are read and 83 percent of them within 15 minutes of receipt. Ground efforts are more efficiently organized by coordinating volunteer activities through group or individual texts, allowing campaign polling place volunteers to text HQ with the names of those who haven’t yet voted, set up rides to the polls, and more. MORE >>