The Mobile Learning Edge Home About Contents Resources Apps & Content Assessment Associations Authoring Tools Bibliography Blogs Collaboration Conferences Consultants Content Creation Games & Sims Hardware Information Sources Learning Management Mentoring Presentation Skills Researchers Services Social Media Videoconferencing Buy the Book The Mobile Learning Edge: Table of Contents by admin on September 17, 2010 It helps to know what a book is about by skimming the Table of Contents. Here is the TOC for The Mobile Learning Edge : 1. WordPress Admin MORE >>

Using the iPod for Learning: A slideshare presentation from an Grace Poli, Media Specialist and Apple Distinguished Educator. To create a flash card, one can use a variety of tools but the easiest for this purpose is to use slide presentation software such as MS PowerPoint or Keynote.  My first gaming console was the Atari 2600 and my favourite game was Yar’s Revenge 5. The room will be open at 5:30 pm to allow anyone to come it, install any required browser plug-ins and to adjust audio input and output settings. WOW has gaming come a long way!  MORE >>

That said, the degree with which some of our past predictions came to pass proved quite varied whereas some truths were validated akin to a “base hit” in the game of baseball whereas others were “doubles” or “triples” and even a “home run” and “strikeout” or two! Several more of the Tier 2/Tier 3 LMS vendors also “tossed their hat in the ring” (or towards it anyway) announcing some way of publishing content so it could appear via a mobile browser on the iPhones , iPads and Android device trying to capture a few of their most “loyal fans” in learning land. A.K.A. Maybe next year. MORE >>

However, HTMl5, by itself, doesn't really get the job done, as far as mLearning goes, because HTML5 by itself is largely a static, one-way presentation-capable kind of language that is richer than before, but isn't really built around interactivity. The second definition of HTML5, and the one that most people MEAN when they say 'HTML5' refers to a combination of three different technologies used together to make a rich, animated, and interactive experience in the mobile browser without any plug-in (aka Flash). Why not go with Flash?" some people asked. Enter JavaScript and CSS. MORE >>

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. Example 2- The Game Show A customer service group would like to add more fun and interaction into their new hire classes but they cannot budget for gaming software. The trainer set up two ‘Game Show’ contests. Detecting Mobile Browsers- Applying CSS. 40 PM. MORE >>