learning in USA app development iPhone publicity on the road innovation trends MLearn conference androidI was honoured to do a Key Note at mLearnCon 2012 in Silicon Valley, sharing a combined session with Clarke Quinn ( @Quinnovator ) and /David Metcalf ( @dmetcalf ) It was a fun and dynamic session, which seemed to catch the right mix of theory, practise and vision. See my presentation, below: The session was focussed on some practical lessons from the field (the 3 of us are major m-learning veterans!). It is already here. We just need to get better at harnessing it! Your data. MORE >>

And iPhone? Tags: standards Linux MyLearning applications android authoring top tips There are a few m-learning conversations that pop up again and again when talking to clients about mobile courses. It often starts with a seemingly simple question: “I want richly interactive content for any phone” “Will it do Blackberry? And Nokia?” all my students need to have the same access to learning” These are good questions, and the obvious response to any is “yes. MORE >>

galaxy tab, smartphones), iPad and iPhone, and a blackberry version will follow at a later stage. Although the tool will only be launched in March 2011, I had the pleasure of playing around with it (desktop, iPhone and Android running 2.3). The example course ran smoothly and wonderfully on my desktop, iPad and iPhone, but it was not completely running as it should on my Android phone. mobile html5 ubiquitous learning mobile learning instructional design eLearning iphone androidThe tool uses html5 whenever a mobile device connects to the content. MORE >>

WATCH THE VIDEO Try this sample mobile learning course yourself on a mobile device (iOS, Android 2.2 Try this sample mobile learning course yourself on a mobile device (iOS, Android 2.2 Apple iOS, Google Android, Blackberry, etc.) When designing a course for mobile devices we have to make a fundamental decision: are we going to design the course for both smartphones or tablets.or If we choose to support smartphones, we don't have a lot of screen real estate. How do we account for that? If we choose to support tablets, we have a lot more screen real estate. It's not a game. MORE >>

There's a chain ready to be created which takes live data from field projects (in any scientific discipline, not just archaeology), being captured by fieldworkers on iPads, iPhones, and other devices, and feeding it up to a web site, from where it could be pulled directly into a classroom. He is using Android devices, and off-the-shelf Google tools to support Vets in Africa collect and share some extremely valuable data. Tags: projects data collection mobile africa 3rd world gps applications android archaeology learning with a twist? MORE >>