It will then explore future possibilities for mobile tours as well as other uses of mobile devices in museums, including GPS for geotagging, QR codes, and downloadable content specifically suited to handheld wireless devices. While most museums rely on manual activation by the user (pushing device buttons), some of the newer tours utilize automatic activation by infrared hotspots that are triggered when visitors enter the area of the object with the device; however, the play button still needs to be activated manually. Why is this exhibition important now at SFMOMA? MORE >>

recently got a chance to follow up with George Saltsman (Faculty Development), Scott Perkins (Director of Research) and William (Bill) Rankin (Director of Educational Innovation), meeting up for a multiparty video chat which revealed the excitement these guys have for what they are seeing become the platform for education: the iPhone. All in all, a positive response from the faculty and staff, and a desire for further training and continued app development. Live wirelessly. Print wirelessly Email this Share Tweet this! Second, nothing was mandated. like it or not." MORE >>

Faculty Development – Who is responsible for training and supporting faculty in the appropriate use of mobile devices in the educational process? Loading mentions Retweet Filed under // Educational Leadership Mobile Computing School Leadership Comments [0] February 11, 2010 Stop Bullying in its tracks with Bullyproof - free open source SMS incident reporting software Brendan O'Keefe has developed free open source SMS incident reporting software. Additionally, wireless carriers including AT&T, Verizon and Sprint have agreed to waive fees for the text4baby messages. MORE >>

This is great for me, as I have a various activities (so glucose use varies) and I have a small child (now 1 year old) which makes me more aware of my child his safety. How, easy in 5 steps The CGM is currently sending glucose information to a Medtronic monitor, but it would be an improvement if it would send information to a smartphone (BYOD type of development). the wireless scale in combination with iPad/iPhone ). Since March 2011 I am a diabetic type 1. In the past 6 month I have bought a Continued Glucose Monitor (CGM) produced by Medtronic. MORE >>

It’s hard to find fault with the practical benefits of having an ultra-lightweight E-book that holds up to 200 books, connects to the Internet wirelessly to download content and displays text in a relatively familiar format without the flicker of the CRT monitor. Smartphones like the iPhone and Palm Pre are quickly building a loyal following of application developers and end-users. While much of the educational content developed by iPhones is created by individual developers, some companies, like Modality Inc. Have you seen the new Verizon netbook ? MORE >>