122 Articles match "Devices","Education","iPhone"

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• iPods in Education Part 13: Uses in Kindergarten?
  
  have tended to venture away from discussing the use of mobile devices for learning for children of pre-school or Kindergarten age.  Despite the countless number of videos on Youtube of children as young as 1 or 2 using an iPhone or iPod Touch with ease, I am still unsure of where digital technology fits in the molding of young minds at those foundational times in their lives. As this blog obviously demonstrates, I am very much a proponent of using mobile and digital devices to help students learn.  Two articles (links provided at the end of this post) have stirred my reflective attention toward the use of an iPod or iPod Touch with Kindergarten students.
  The Mobile Learner - Wednesday, December 23, 2009
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• Yes, mobile moodle for iPhone is eminent, we will release open source code soon
  
  the Institute of Tropical Medicine Alexander von Humboldt (IMTAvH) in Lima and the Institute of Tropical Medicine (ITM) in Antwerp) was working on something special: a mobile moodle for iPhone. In 2008, our Peruvian/Belgian team won the Tibotec Reach Initiatives grant , which allowed us to start looking at solutions to get two types of smartphones (iPhone and NokiaN95) linked up with the mobile moodle learning platform. For those who have been following my mobile blogs, you knew our great Peru/Belgian team (i.e. We started out rather basic, you can read about the first steps
  Ignatia Webs - Thursday, February 25, 2010
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• iPods in Education Part 12: Customized Learning Using Apps
  
  There has been a gap of several months since I last shared ideas in the form of a blog post on the topic of using iPods in Education. While the introduction of the iPhone and the iPod Touch has changed the rules in how handheld devices can be used in education, this series has laid dormant as I’ve been in the process of catching up with the technology. As I did not own neither an iPod Touch nor an iPhone, I didn’t feel confident I have always been a firm believer that one cannot comment on the techology until one actually uses the technology.
  The Mobile Learner - Monday, June 29, 2009
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• The Powerful Combination of Mobile Devices and Learning Apps
  
  In discussing the use of mobile devices, it is easy to forget that the educational and productive power of mobile devices comes through the integration of the devices with other tools. The mobile device, after all, is a hardware tool that makes certain tasks possible but the actualization of those tasks ultimately depends on the use of software or web tools. Let’s take a look at some ways the hardware and software, including web software and apps, can come together to actualize learning outcomes. I
  The Mobile Learner - Sunday, November 15, 2009
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• Mobile Learning: A Brief Reading List
  
  iTouch Learning: A page on Jane Hart’s Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies website that lists of reasons why the iPhone/iPod Touch are ideal for mlearning. Lift the Cell Phone Ban: Hosted on the Scholastic website, this article is a plea to lift the ban on cell phones in schools and to use these devices to help students learn. Why an iPod Touch To further your exploration into the world of mobile learning, here is a list of 10 blog post, articles and other musing on the topic of mobile learning that I have read recently: 1. 
  The Mobile Learner - Monday, January 19, 2009
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• ACU's iPhone initiative: a year later
  
  Skip to Content Summer Budget Travel Tips from Gadling AOL Tech Joystiq ↓ Joystiq [XBox] Joystiq [Playstation] Joystiq [Nintendo] Massively WoW Finance ↓ DailyFinance Blogging Stocks Luxist Blogging Buyouts Walletpop Tech ↓ Switched TUAW Download Squad Autoblog ↓ Autoblog Green Autoblog UK Autoblog Auf Deutsch Autoblog En Français ???? ????
  www.tuaw.com - Monday, August 3, 2009
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• Gathering of Educators using ubiquitous devices
  
  As one of 130 educators from around the world (and two from my institution Education Queensland), we logged on to hear real life stories of Universities and Schools that are integrating connected, mobile, wireless devices into their learning activities. ACU has over a thousand students with iPhones or iPod touch’s. Last night from 12:30am until 6:30am I attended my first full day web conference. What could have tempted me to stay up all night you ask?
  uLearning Blog - Thursday, July 16, 2009
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• What the iPhone OS 3.0 could mean for mobile learning
  
  It is clear thathe iPhone is one of the most interesting devices for mobile learning applications. educational iApps. big change, which is not explicitly pointed out on that overview is the new possiblity to send MMS via the iPhone. All of these changes have lots of potential to create better mobile learning for the iPhone and There are hundreds of educational This Tuesday, March 17, Apple introduced the new OS 3.0
  mLearning Blog - Thursday, March 19, 2009
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• Over 100,000 iPhone/iPod Apps
  
  iPhone® and iPod touch® customers in 77 countries can choose from an incredible range of apps in 20 categories, including games, business, news, sports, health, reference and travel. App Store users have downloaded well over two billion apps, continuing to make it the world’s most popular applications store." Because of the sheer volume of apps, it is getting harder and harder to locate good education and training apps. Apple just announced that the app store has surpassed 100,000 apps. "Apple® Apple® today announced that developers have created over 100,000 apps for the revolutionary
  mLearnopedia on Blogspot - Wednesday, November 4, 2009
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• E-learning in the Mobile World and the Right Business Model to Deliver It
  
  I think it is safe to say that for most of us the personal computer is the first place we go when we are looking for web-based information; however, new web-ready mobile devices are emerging with increased speed and are blurring the line of what traditionally constitutes a viable endpoint for digital content. As the computing power of mobile devices improves and they become more affordable, the demand for content that works well on these platforms continues to grow.  Have you seen the new Verizon netbook ? Is it a laptop, a souped-up PDA?
  blogs.oregonstate.edu - Tuesday, June 9, 2009
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