Reading this article about how ebooks will change the way we read and write inspired me to share some ebook/audiobook resources that can be utilized with mobile devices for mobile learning. Here’s a list of 10 eBook/Audiobook resouses for mobile learning: 1) Project Gutenberg : over 28,000 free public domain ebooks. 2) iTunes: Purchase a wide variety of high quality audiobooks. 3) Librivox : A large database of audiobooks read by volunteers.  All books are in the public domain. 5) WOWIO.com : Free ebooks comics and graphic novels that you can take with you! MORE >>

True, mobile devices work well across the curriculum.  While I myself am not an expert in the field, I find the possibilities so exciting that I feel the need to add a bit to the conversation about using mobile devices in science instruction. In addition, there are the built in apps that can be utilized during study: scientific calculator. There are many digital tools that students can utilize that can assist them in their scientific learning.  This time, I’d like to branch out and look at some uses in science.  Firstly, I go to the apps.  notes app. MORE >>

desktop and mobile device). So I don’t discount the value of mobile courseware, I just think that the design community often forgets to think about the differentiation between mobile devices and desktop computers. Besides the always on, always connected, always with you nature of mobile devices, they also have a number of different sensors that we can utilize in our learning design. Much of mLearning has to do with repurposing existing content or building modules similar to other eLearning modules. So how can you start to use these in your designs? link]. MORE >>

Practical, affordable and exciting devices available to enable learning on mobile. Devices getting faster and better, with increasing memory and storage capacity making it possible for complex applications to reside on devices. Myriad number of operating platforms, device types and variations in supported technologies make it difficult (and at times impractical) to create a unified solution which works well across the board. Concerns still revolve around basic device security and data security. number of these posts can be found at this link. Weaknesses. MORE >>

The CellCast Server then automatically processes each uploaded source file using the CellCast Transcoding Engine – an included feature/service that encodes and generates compatible media files for each of the defined mobile devices within an enterprise. As the file sizes are typically larger (1MB or more) even when optimized for mobile device playback, the Training team needs to weigh the cost vs. benefit of deploying over their carrier network. Level 6 Content Types The CellCast Solution supports media-based content in podcast audio and video formats. MORE >>