D Looking to the future of education: learning spaces and mobile devices April 28th, 2009 | Comments | Posted in Education , Technology Hi! Futurelab Any time I want to get up-to-speed quickly with an area of educational technology or the future of schools, I head straight for Futurelab. In terms of learning spaces and mobile devices, I believe the following Futurelab reports to be most useful: Transforming schools for the future? They’ve also got a project called Beyond Current Horizons that looks into the future of education in 2025 and beyond. New here? MORE >>

and my idea is to go for a vision of the future (+ linking it to some mobile projects I am involved in). Wikis, blogs, podcasting, and other online social networking systems for learning and teaching. In the UK (and the world) there are a few pioneers leading the way in the field of innovative education, Steve Wheeler is one of them. Steve is chair for the 6th Plymouth eLearning conference , which will take place in Plymouth from April 6 - 8, in 2011. This year the conference will focus on innovation including emerging technologies in education and training. Web 2.0: MORE >>

The future of social networking – a concept investigation Posted by matt on October 01, 2009 If youre new here, you may want to subscribe to my blog and get updates either via email or via RSS. It’s an investigation into how social networking may work in the future, focusing on mobile and augmented reality (AR). Goodbye to privacy Privacy is already an issue of concern now and for our digital future. lol at laughing or crying… true about the privacy and the future! Tags: augmentedreality future social Thanks for visiting! what I eat. MORE >>

Last week I went to another seminar, or rather a presentation about the future of the mobile web in 2010. The views in this blog are the authors personal opinion. few interesting products (hardware and software), some of which I have never heard of, were shown. Altough mobile learning per se was not mentioned, one or two of those products certainly will have an impact on the mobile learning scene of this year. As far as hardware goes, not surprisingly, the iPad was called the hottest item on their list of many. Some of these, obviously aren’t even on the market. MORE >>

Recently I’ve re-visited the topic that was the very founding-theme of this here education and technology blog – that being, what does the dawning of a ubiquitous computing era mean for learning? These articles look at the no-longer near-future topics of ‘The Network of Things’ and ‘Perceptual Computing’ Head over to Mactalk.com.au Future uLearning bluetooth kinect leap network perceptual MORE >>