Nearly two years ago, I closed down my Google top ten Mobile Learning blog after 3 years and over 10,000 hits. felt that the time of calling from the roof tops that mobile learning existed was over. People had started paying attention to the rise of mobile phones etc as the preferred computing platform of those who education should be centered around, ie. Reports like New Media Consortiums ‘Horizon Report’ were including mobile learning as one of the top educational trends. 1 Future mobile/miniaturisation uLearning Australia iPad iPod Touch mlearning OLPC XO MORE >>

billion inhabitants will have mobile phones by the end of the year 2008. Mobile learning or m-learning is touted as being the next big thing in e-learning. More the mobile phone users, bigger the e-learning market. mobile learning could be the answer to these barriers in learning. This paper discusses the happenings in the field of mobile learning and discusses the future of ‘m-learning’. What types of mobile phones can be used for mobile learning? This is an excellent way to incorporate mobile phones into e-learning. MORE >>

All mobile phones in schools should be banned.”. Mobile, wireless and cloud computing developments are leading very quickly towards a world of ubiquitous, or ‘everyware’ computing. Before mobile, ubiquitous and everyware computing become the invisible norm, but after a time when educators could sit back and wait for the digital revolution to pass on by. I believe that we are seeing, in educational technology, a rare convergence of technological transformation and ideological development. This year there will be over 1700 educators present. Enjoy! link]. link]. MORE >>

Mobil Learning Folks: The posting below looks at several aspects of the use of mobil devices in the classroom.  It is from Chapter 33, Mobil Learning in the book, Tools for Teaching by Barbara Gross Davis. Regards, Rick Reis reis@stanford.edu UP NEXT: An Examination of the Tenured Mind (review)                                                    Tomorrow’s Teaching and Learning                                Mobil Learning Mobile technologies offer a way to create dynamic, interactive learning environments inside and outside the classroom.  10-18. MORE >>

Figure 1 A Snapshot Of Enterprise Mobility Today (after Forrester Inc., 2008) The ubiquity of mobile devices ensures that there is a ready market for m-learning content. would assert that learning designers should take advantage of information workers’ experiences as consumers of content in other domains to successfully implement e-learning on mobile devices. Now read on… Forrester’s BlackBerry: An Emerging Platform For Mobile Collaboration study states that two-thirds of companies have fully deployed wireless e-mail, calendars, and contacts. MORE >>