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Flash Player On Devices – Going Mobile Just Got Easier
Apple is still not allowing the Flash Player on the iPhone, and depending on who you talk to it’s either because the Flash Player is “too resource intensive” for the iPhone OR Apple has made a “business decision” not to allow the Flash Player on the iPhone because Apple plans to use a competing technology to deliver video and other content that Flash has been good at for awhile now. Those other competing standards may come in the form of HTML 5, QuickTime or something else that Apple has up their sleeve. As one Google guy I spoke with recently said, “everyone is thinking about mobile.”
mLearning is Good
- Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Mobile E-learning Publishing: iPad, iPhone, or Kindle – Which do iChoose?
Tablet-like in size only, the iPad’s conformity to the iPhone OS, features and ergonomics suggest that we’re seeing Apple promote a renewed focus on empowering crowdsourced content creation over significant platform enhancements—perhaps in a way we have not seen before.
However, whatever benefits it might bring to the table, my gut tells me its raison raison d’être is to strengthen Apple’s content delivery position around their iTunes content delivery model. While it was enlightening to see Steve Jobs demonstrate what the iPad can do, I found it more interesting to see what the iPad cannot do.
blogs.oregonstate.edu
- Monday, February 22, 2010
mLearning Testing Tools & Methods
from the device manufacturer’s support site or other common web locations. If your team is developing native Apple iPhone and iPod touch applications, a fully functional simulator can also be accessed using Apple’s Xcode IDE too. Mac-based Apple Xcode-based Simulator (for all iPhone & iPod touch device for testing apps) c. As active practitioners and consultants for enterprise mobile learning initiatives, a frequent question we get asked is “What kinds of tools can you recommend to help us test our mLearning content before we release it to our mobile workers?”
mLearning Trends
- Monday, January 18, 2010
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Are Apps the Future of Mobile Learning?
8220;As of October 2008, there were over 1600 Mobile Learning applications in the [Apple App] store”
“In Part of the success of the iPod touch/iPhone is in the amazing number and variety of apps offered and easily downloadable from the Apple App Store. This task is made more complicated because of the variety of mobile devices that learners within organizations may have, whereas manufacturers like Apple can target only the devices they create. As a developer, you constantly look for the “next big thing”. Most of us will probably admit that
mLearning is Good
- Wednesday, February 4, 2009
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M-Learning Decisions: Web App or Native App?
Check out these previous posts on Apps for the future and Google vs Apple to see where I was coming from. But one thing seems to be clear and that’s the fact that mobile browsers are getting much better and most newer mobile browsers are implementing the WebKit Open Source framework similar to what Apple did when they created Safari for the iPhone. 8220;We use BES server to give us relatively secure access to our internal network,” says Alfons Schermaier, I’ve written a couple of posts about the differences and the advantages and disadvantages of native applications and web applications when it comes to mobile learning.
mLearning is Good
- Monday, December 7, 2009
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Mobile Libraries: ACU > Chemistry Labs, Classes Combine Science With Mobile Learning
Turn a Cellphone Into a Microscope... ALT-J Research in Learning Technology / Nov 2009 /... Apple iPhone Could Become Next Hot E-Reader "Didn't You Get My Tweet?" quot; LJ > Summon and EBSCOhost To Debut New Mobile Inte... kiwanja.net / Mobile Applications Database ► October (27) Going Wireless: A Critical Exploration of Wireless... ECAR 2009 Study > Chapter Six > Undergraduates An... CfP > Mobile Learning: Using Portable Technologies... Twitter Lessons in 140 Characters or Less The Politics
mobile-libraries.blogspot.com
- Thursday, November 26, 2009
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Mobile Libraries: Mobile Apps For Virtual Learning Environments
New features in these systems include wikis, blogs, RSS and 3D virtual learning spaces. While originally created for distance education, VLEs are now most often used to supplement traditional face to face classroom activities, commonly known as Blended Learning." [ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_learning_environment ]. The better known systems include Sakai (Open Source), Moodle Open source), Blackboard and WebCT. [ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_learning_environment#List_of_some_virtual_learning_environments ] BTW: Ive just learned that Blackboard
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More Mobile Learning - by GlobalEnglish
Search IntoMobile News Phones Finance Forums About Advertise Contact All News Latest Rumors New Hardware Hottest Hardware Reviews Platforms Android iPhone (Mac OS)
www.intomobile.com
- Saturday, March 7, 2009
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Cell Phones in Education Part 2: Assistive Technology
When Apple came out with the iPhone and their app store, what they did was raise the bar on what is possible on a mobile communication device such as a cell phone. More and more cell phone manufacturers including RIM and Palm are 0pening up their own app store with free and paid apps to personalize and extend the potential uses of their hardware. There is baggage that comes with the term “assistive technology” as the use of this term often generates certain stereotypes. One of them is that assistive technology is specialized technology.
The Mobile Learner
- Saturday, February 21, 2009
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Mobile E-learning Publishing: iPad, iPhone, or Kindle – Which do iChoose?
Tablet-like in size only, the iPad’s conformity to the iPhone OS, features and ergonomics suggest that we’re seeing Apple promote a renewed focus on empowering crowdsourced content creation over significant platform enhancements—perhaps in a way we have not seen before.
However, whatever benefits it might bring to the table, my gut tells me its raison raison d’être is to strengthen Apple’s content delivery position around their iTunes content delivery model. While it was enlightening to see Steve Jobs demonstrate what the iPad can do, I found it more interesting to see what the iPad cannot do.
blogs.oregonstate.edu
- Monday, February 22, 2010
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Faster Wi-Fi coming to cell phones, thanks to Broadcom - OCRegister.com
Apple calling it quits Quick guides for Orange County: Guide to mobile phone services in Orange County Get customer service numbers, links and more. Guide to TV services in Orange County Get customer service numbers, links and availability of TV service. Quick links to hot topics: cable TV Time Warner Cable FiOS cell phones AT&T U-verse AT&T iPhone Digital TV 2009 Blizzard Get your tech questions answered The
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gPhone- Android and the clone wars
The name Android evokes thoughts of the 1980s PC clone wars and the fact that Apple was ahead with the Macintosh for UI and experience, but Microsoft caught up by defining an OS and hardware clone manufacturers just conformed to a specificatio ...
...Tags: This week Google announced Andriod, the long awaited gPhone. More importantly they discussed the details of their approach called the Open Handset Alliance (OHA) of multiple handset hardware and OS vendors.
mLearnopedia Blog
- Wednesday, November 7, 2007
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Flash Player On Devices – Going Mobile Just Got Easier
Apple is still not allowing the Flash Player on the iPhone, and depending on who you talk to it’s either because the Flash Player is “too resource intensive” for the iPhone OR Apple has made a “business decision” not to allow the Flash Player on the iPhone because Apple plans to use a competing technology to deliver video and other content that Flash has been good at for awhile now. Those other competing standards may come in the form of HTML 5, QuickTime or something else that Apple has up their sleeve. As one Google guy I spoke with recently said, “everyone is thinking about mobile.”
mLearning is Good
- Tuesday, February 23, 2010
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