We all know you can’t learn from your mistakes unless you know what you did wrong. That’s as true for e-learning as it is for life. When developing rapid e-learning courses, and we are designing multiple choice questions we're often tempted (because of timeline pressures) to write general feedback such as 'That's correct.' However, using a quiz as a learning reinforcement tool is a completely different matter. This gives the learner the opportunity to eventually find the right answer, learning more along the way. or 'That's incorrect.' they are wondering. MORE >>

this is why they want to put the things together, construct the technologies upfront. The mobility and the movement of the perspective also give extra value. As such the AR environment will work as a memory chamber of stuff you want to learn about. this is augmented learning with a vengeance!). in February 2010 with Parthenon with classical students, they said that the mobile should not be 'competing' with the real objects. In future versions of the Temple of Divus Iulius sitsim we also plan to include different interpretations of both objects and events. MORE >>

What if you are looking for an easy, accessible learner analytics that does not only map access and timings, but actually allows trainers and teachers to take a more in-depth look into the actual learning? As I am researching learner interactions in a mobile accessible open, online course – I can see that access pushes forward learner interactions, and even meaningful, constructive learner interactions (research snippets will be shared soon, still getting my thesis together). Tin Can builds on SCORM, but takes learning/training data to the next level. Great! MORE >>

2010) Considering mobile learning for your institution Academic Impressions Higher Ed Impact: Weekly Analysis January 28 This article, basically an interview with Judy Brown, ‘founder and former director of the University of Wisconsin system’s Academic ADL Co-Lab and a key thinker in mobile learning strategies’, is one of the best articles I have read on the design of mobile learning: essential reading for anyone thinking of going in this direction. 22) wikis (6) Tony’s Books (6) Latest Is your institution considering mobile learning? MORE >>

Spectrum > Mobile Learning, Libraries, And Technologies Spectrum Is Devoted To Documenting Any and All Topics Relating To Mobile Learning, Mobile Library Services, and Mobile Technologies. Designed for the iPhone & iPod touch Designed specifically for the iPhone and iPod touch, the application is essential for everyone who needs to communicate effectively with a healthcare professional, understand a medical condition or learn more about medical terms, procedures and tests. > The Mobile Campus > Higher Education In The > iP. MORE >>