I’ve previously blogged about StudyTXT , a system deployed at a number of New Zealand educational institutions (to whom it is available for free), which allows students to send an SMS and receive on-demand learning and support information on their mobile phones. Which is why I’m delighted to be able to share this tool with you: BaselsReply (v2.0). Mary also enjoys the convenience of being able to update the weekly summary anywhere and any time that’s convenient to her - all she has to do is pull out her smartphone and she has all the tools she needs. MORE >>

Augmented reality is the natural next step off technological mobile applications. But this application might be very interesting for educational purposes, to get learners out in the street and amongst the topics they need to learn. At this moment Layar is available for the T-Mobile G1, HTC Magic and other Android phones in Android Market for the Netherlands. Tags: mobile tools augmented reality ubiquitous learning applications Augmented reality gives you just that bit more information when and where you need it. Layar builds on the Android platform. Cool idea. MORE >>

Five social networking and social media infographics that have application to mobile learning: both within an organization and between a company and it’s clients from CreativeFan’s list of 60 great infographics for social media. Presentations Social Media executives infographic mobile phones mobile technology SFNCR social mediaEven more interesting is that 76 percent of executives check these social sites at least once per day. Mark Horton, Socialcast ). via  60 Informative Social Networking and Social Media Infographics | CreativeFan. elliance.com. intac.net. MORE >>

In particular they say: …we are relaxing all restrictions on the development tools used to create iOS apps, as long as the resulting apps do not download any code. For a quick synopsis of the top tools for building cross platform apps read on … Appcelerator Titanium - [link] Like most on my list, Titanium lets developers create an app in traditional web coding (HTML, CSS, Javascript), and then it renders the web code into a native apps for iPhone and Android (Blackberry in the pipeline) The system builds apps. They all use different languages. But – today this has changed. MORE >>

We have sites to teach kids about CPR, in the car, on their parents phone, on the way to swimming lessons.  The mobile health technology market–including devices, applications, and services–is expected to exceed $8 billion by 2018, according to research company GlobalData. The rapid growth is being fueled by the increasing availability of a variety of healthcare applications. Conferences Interviews and Presentations Mobile learning Presentations Tablets ToolsThe winter season is approaching and the cold and flu season has started.  Enjoy the season! MORE >>