86 Articles match "Books","Games"

• The Best from Mobile Learning

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• mLearning-World.com: The Learning Circuits Blog: Federation of American Scientists Bland Report on Harnessing the power of video games for learning
  
  mLearnopedia: mLearnCon Mobile Learning Content ► 06/06 - 06/13 (3) Featured mLearning Books Too Funny The Disadvantages of Mobile Learning (Only 5 years. 9658; 07/04 - 07/11 (3) eLearning Kindle eBook From Toy to Tool: Cell Phones in Learning: Speak U. From mLearnopedia: April - June Hot List: Mobile L. New Le. Training. iTunes 7.7
  mLearning World - Thursday, December 7, 2006
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• Serious Games as Mobile Learning At School | FUTURE-MAKING SERIOUS GAMES
  
  8220;Pupils are using a whole range of devices that can be used on the Internet - mobile phones, gaming devices, MP3 players," he says. Tags: games UK There’s a huge untapped resource staring us in the face.&# Hallam City Learning Centre is sited in the grounds of Notre Dame High School.
  elianealhadeff.blogspot.com - Wednesday, October 7, 2009
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• Where do we begin? How about with a "how to" book?
  
  K12 Online Conference, Edubloggers) but also with a book.actually my book (I know, a little self-promotion) that I am finishing with ISTE, our goal is to have it published before the NECC conference this coming June. The book is tentatively called Toys To Tools: Connecting Student Cell Phones To Education In and Out of the Classroom.
  Cell Phones in Learning - Thursday, December 13, 2007
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• Of Mobile Devices, Apps, Games and Casual Mobile Learning - Classroom 2.0
  
  partnered with a couple of grad students to design and program an app to teach boolean logic while playing a fun robot shooter game the only difference being that that our "guns" were logic gates, and the bit that the player had to shoot based on 2 random 1/0 input bits was the bit that matched the "rogue bot" moving towards the gate "gun".
  www.classroom20.com - Sunday, April 4, 2010
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• mLearning-World.com: Educational Development for the Gameboy Generation
  
  Portable video game devices could hold the key to creating easy to use interactive training programs. Devices such as the Nintendo DS raise the bar even higher by providing collaborative gaming. The Nokia N-Gage brings an expandable platform of gaming and mobile communications to the forefront. New Le. Training. iTunes 7.7
  mLearning World - Tuesday, February 14, 2006
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• mLearning-World.com: Sony PSP as Educational Handheld?
  
  Ive never been much of a gamer, and only recently have I delved into Second Life, however, with more and more educational games being made for the Sony PSP, Ive decided its time to jump into the foray. Im hoping to use more than the browser function, instead look at how game development can be incorporated into training with the device.
  mLearning World - Wednesday, December 27, 2006
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• Tomi Ahonen: Mobile in Learning: lessons from around the world
  
  More kids have their own personal cellphone, than they have their own personal books (Inge: sad fact. Mobile books take Japan since 2007. Game with "Mosquito Noises" in UK from MobHappy 2 december 2008 (by Fanta). First key speaker at mLearncon Tuesday 15 june 2010. 4,6 billion people have a phone. When did mLearning start?
  Ignatia Webs - Tuesday, June 15, 2010
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• mLearning-World.com: How To Create Rapid and Cheap Mobile Learning- Text Messaging
  
  In this article, we are going to use two types of learning content- Data Bursts & Game Show interactions. Interactivity: In the Game Show example below, you’ll see that text messaging provides a unique interactivity experience that often isn’t found in other eLearning methods. mLearning Books. incorrect answers.
  mLearning World - Thursday, October 5, 2006
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• Mike Sharples: Innovationi n mLearning: an international pespective
  
  It uses sms, with a powerful server engine to play a game, as well as interact through sms messaging. Study: was one of the few comparitive studies (paper book, standard eBook and the adaptive system called Elmo), with cross-over design, random groups, based on 39 Japanese students. and propping it into mobile devices). Mike Sh.
  Ignatia Webs - Tuesday, June 15, 2010
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• NY Times article on m-learning
  
  Personally, I think the biggest problem is the lack of great mobile educational learning games. Games take the attention off more or less useless texting and surfing while in class. As Prensky mentions over and over again in his book “Digital game-based Learning&# , learning through games is the future, no matter on what device. 
  mLearning Blog - Sunday, February 22, 2009
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