Sometimes the steps in between a learning applications are not mentioned, however all the steps leading up to a result or to the use of a tool can be interesting and possibly helpful. So I decided to take hold of all the steps leading up to a new Augmented Reality (AR) mobile learning application. This is a wonderful location based application, that gives you the time and content of tweets that were written nearby your location. Tags: mobile augmented reality mobile learning android Why do I look at AR? to add a virtual layer of information to the real world. MORE >>

Covered mLearning topics: augmented learning, mobile gaming, corporate mLearning, train-the-trainer, building a mLearning curriculum, global mLearning issues, ICT for development, mlearning strategies/pedagogies and we will start with a look at the basics of mLearning including how to set up a mobile learning project. Augmented learning : Víctor Alvarez pours his Spanish passion into innovative augmented learning applications. augmented learning mobile games mLearning education activism mooc mobimooc ICT4DThe course wiki ( [link] ) is gradually taking shape. MORE >>

what's augmented reality all about - where's the meaning, and sense in that, and what could you do for learning ? 10 mins] And how soon with augmented reality be real? awesome medical applications - same story as augmented reality. mUbuntu usage future devices learners as creators constructivism trends why mobile Augmented Reality MOOC mobimooc ARWhen is technology helping, and when does it hinder? How can you ensure "enthusiasm for the new" doesn't blind you to what is good right now? 7.30] Thinking about touch screens. Voice control. Google glass. MORE >>

Instructional Design Fusions Skip to content Home About Archives ← Exploratree: A Metacognition Tool QR Codes: Augmenting Augmented Reality Posted on September 26, 2010 by diannerees | 1 Comment QR code for this blog QR (Quick Response) codes are a type of data matrix barcode made up of a pattern of black squares on a white background, with larger squares at three corners. Mobile phones and smartphones require a reader application to display information associated with a QR code, native on some of the newer models of phones. The white border is part of the code. MORE >>

The topics are very diverse: augmented learning, health (diabetes 1 support among others), gender, learning analytics, mLearning pedagogy, language learning, learning with tablets. augmented learning pedagogy mobile mLearning research mobile learning health diabetes conferencesToday the free proceedings of the mLearn2012 conference that was organized in Helsinki were put online. For all that want to get a peek into recent research, it is a blast! If interested you can download the full proceedings here (pdf) or you can simply scan the titles and pick those you are interested in. MORE >>