Some of you have been asking if we contacted Apple. So here I launch a warm appeal to all the Apple people (read: if you know someone that works for Apple, please give them a nudge). Dear Apple/iPhone people, we would like your support as well. We would however surely be happy if we could get the same mobile learning project out somewhere else in a low resource setting. So we would surely love to help start up a similar health project or why not a train-the-trainer project through mobile learning in other low resource settings. MORE >>

to enhance learning. Educators Talk About iPhone Use High Qual Publish at Scribd or explore others: Internet & Technolog Research learning iphone mlearning m-learning mobile-learning mobile+learning podcasting iphone apple web+2.0 Tags: iPod Touch mLearning mobile learning iphone This new paper describes how Australian teachers are using the iPhone and iPod Touch to A. assist them as Educators, and B. As such, it presents a vital survey of apps and ideas to be shared with other teachers also beginning to use this platform. MORE >>

Choosing the best phone for mobile learning can be quite a challenge. The amount of features you want to use will also allow you to purchase a low or high cost smartphone or mobile device. Let's say you want to explore mobile learning, these are some of your options. First of all if you are a tech savvy person you could go for a less expensive device which has all the options of the iPhone and more, for the iPhone costs a lot, yet is similar to many other mobile phones that are cheaper. What can you opt for in a high-end phone or mobile device? MORE >>

To further your exploration into the world of mobile learning, here is a list of 10 blog post, articles and other musing on the topic of mobile learning that I have read recently: 1.  iTouch Learning: A page on Jane Hart’s Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies website that lists of reasons why the iPhone/iPod Touch are ideal for mlearning. Lift the Cell Phone Ban: Hosted on the Scholastic website, this article is a plea to lift the ban on cell phones in schools and to use these devices to help students learn. link]. link]. MORE >>

Google and Apple appear to have different outlooks on mobile application development, and those differences will certainly have an impact on how we consume mobile content. According to this BusinessWeek.com article, Two Mobile Software Visions , each company is preparing to leverage their strengths with a distribution model that corresponds with those strengths. Apple is very strong in the native app market, where it’s App Store is a marketplace for all sorts of applications. But both companies overlap in certain places. MORE >>