For those not registered for the free, open, online course on mobile learning, the so called MobiMOOC, join us by becoming a member in the MobiMOOC google group here ! Apart from the three topics mentioned below there will also be: corporate mLearning, mHealth, augmented reality, mobile gaming, mobile activism in education, train-the-trainer, mLearning pedagogy and theory, mLearning for development, mobile tools. Yes, three weeks of intense mobile knowledge exchange. mobile mLearning education mobile learning mooc mobimooc MORE >>

When it comes to mobile learning myths and misconceptions abound. These myths are holding back widespread adoption of mobile learning in the workplace. This is the most common misconception about mlearning which leads you to evaluate how to implement elearning on mobile devices. In reality, mlearning is different from elearning in terms of size of courses that can (or should) be delivered on mobiles; the context in which mlearning is accessed. It’s just learning on the move. It is quite literally mobile everything. MORE >>

This is a pretty in-depth report from the Joan Ganz Cooney Center on m-learning with children. Most of my attention has gone to corporate and adult mobile learning over the years, but looking through this report I can see a lot of similarities with k-12 mobile learning. And of course, the children of today are the adult learners of tomorrow. Based on this report, it seems that those future adult learners will be much more acclimated to mobility and m-learning than the current generation of corporate learners (i.e. MORE >>

If you are interested in mobile learning (mLearning) in a variety of aspects, feel free to join MobiMOOC2012. MobiMOOC2012 is a free, open and online course that will focus on the subject learning with mobile devices in a wide variety of fields. The course will show examples from around the world with facilitators and speakers from different continents. How to register for the course: request membership for the MobiMOOC2012 group here. mobile mLearning mobile learning mooc mobimooc eLearning MORE >>

In this entry, I'm going to show you how to do a fundamental PowerPoint conversion for mobile learning that includes audio narration. Using the Image and Audio HTML5 template designed for mobile deployment, create a page for each slide, select the slide image and corresponding audio for each slide. Now we're ready to pull these together in mLearning Studio so we can publish to HTML5 in mobile format. mLearning Studio uploads them into the media manager, then automatically converts them to MP3 format (needed for streaming on mobile devices). MORE >>