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Pontydysgu – Bridge to Learning - Educational Research
Printers will use mobile devices to engage in discussion forums, blogs and wikis, document demonstrations of individual skills and activities undertaken in work-settings (e.g. feed. You can leave a response , or trackback from your own site. Leave a Reply Click here to cancel reply. Search Search on pontydysgu.org The PLE Conference The PLE Conference is intended to produce a space for researchers and practitioners to exchange ideas, experience and research around the
www.pontydysgu.org - Thursday, March 4, 2010
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Mobile E-learning Publishing: iPad, iPhone, or Kindle – Which do iChoose?
See also Horizon’s 2010 report , which points to these trends.  What remains to be seen is whether the iPad will allow users to import Epub documents directly into their device from a non-iTunes repository , which would provide a much needed nod to more equitable acces While it was enlightening to see Steve Jobs demonstrate what the iPad can do, I found it more interesting to see what the iPad cannot do. Tablet-like in size only, the iPad’s conformity to the iPhone OS, features and ergonomics suggest that we’re seeing Apple promote a renewed focus on empowering crowdsourced content
blogs.oregonstate.edu - Monday, February 22, 2010
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Views from the Vanguard of Using Mobile Media for Learning » Spotlight
Using their mobile phones, they talk to virtual characters, access documents and conduct simulated tests for the pollutants. View Spotlight videos and interviews on Vimeo. Subscribe to Newsletter Enter your e-mail address to receive our periodic e-newsletter of Spotlight highlights. Subscribe to Feed Enter your e-mail address to receive daily updates. RSS/XML Recent Comments By Charles Youngs on Measuring Classroom Progress: 21st Century Assessment Project Wants Your Input By Caro
spotlight.macfound.org - Wednesday, February 17, 2010
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  • document sharing software
    There are a lot of softwares out there for document sharing. The UI is beautifully done and it gives the user/reader the impression he can almost scroll through the pages of a document. Although Issuu offers some interactivity (sharing, bookmarking, commenting) it is a pity they only accept pdf-documents. Just take a look at the educause But graphically speaking Issuu says it all. For a complete range of formats you need to go to Scribd or ...
    Ignatia Webs - Monday, February 11, 2008
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  • New Study on Student Mobile Phone Usage in Other Countries
    The document is over 60+ pages long, but I wanted to summarize one of the interesting finds; the number of students who own and use mobile phones. % of 12 year olds with a cell phone Japan=50% Korea=87% China=27% India=11% Mexico=45% % of 17 year olds with a cell phone Japan=96% Korea=71% China=80% India=64% Mexico=85% According to the Tomorrow Group 2009 Speak Up Report, in the United States currently about 76% of secondary students (12-18) have a cell phon John Evans , a wonderful technology educator from Canada, sent me the study Children's Use of Mobile Phones: An International Comparison .
    Cell Phones in Learning - Sunday, March 15, 2009
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  • Top 50 Mobile Learning Resources
    ve been doing some research around it and I’ve documented some of the better links I’ve come across. 2009 Horizon Report I’ve spent an inordinately long time writing a whitepaper on mobile learning trying to expound our thoughts about it and how it might be used in the workplace. I’ve
    www.upsidelearning.com - Monday, November 2, 2009
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  • Creating Digital Storybooks with Student Cell Phones and Yoddio
    They can take pictures to document their learning via their cell phone. Below is an example of someone using Yodio for a book report. ...Tags: A while ago I bookmarked a site called Yodio . Just recently Jimbo Lamb tweeted (and wrote a great blog post) about Yodio and it reminded me that I never reviewed the site. Yodio allows anyone to call in to the
    Cell Phones in Learning - Monday, March 30, 2009
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  • The Future of Cell Phones in Schools...
    How this affects schools: Students, teachers, and parents could retrieve their school files and documents anytime from anywhere! 2) By 2010 most cell phones will allow you to store all of your files and documents and share them (similar to a USB Flash hard drive). ( Read About It ). Students could also collect research and data by using their cell phone to store the papers, journal articles, and other documents that they uncover. You can now purchase a cell phone with a built-in projector . The cost is $373.oo (cheaper than some iPhones!).
    Cell Phones in Learning - Monday, September 1, 2008
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  • Docs to Go for the iPhone
    iPhone Atlas recently reported that DataViz , publisher of the venerable Palm OS application Documents to Go, has announced plans to bring a version of the application to the iPhone. The software allows users to view and edit Word documents, PowerPoint presentations and Excel Spreadsheets and offers many other features, including the ability to display graphic files. DataViz The company asks that anyone interested in news or information about the software sign up for a mailing list here . The iPhone has built-in support for viewing some Microsoft Office documents and
    iThinkEd - Monday, November 3, 2008
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  • PixelPipe: Cross-Post Media to Multiple Places from One Text Message
    While playing with PixelPipe I immediately thought of iReporting and how students could document their local news reporting in multiple places (just as real reporters do). Not only is PixelPipe a great way to report the news, but also a free and easy way to back up data collections in multiple places. ...Tags: I enjoy being about to post pictures, videos, and text directly from my cell phone to public and private spaces on the Internet. What I love about this is the fact that students do not have to bring their cell phones into the classroom in order to collect
    Cell Phones in Learning - Saturday, January 24, 2009
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  • Tatango! Two Way Mobile Group Collaboration
    All of the communication is documentated in the Tatango site. Since all communication is documented it is a great way to not only get help, but for the teacher to see who is struggling and in what areas. The whole discussion is documented in Tatango, so the students can use it for review later on and the teacher can use it to learn what they students understand and what questions may have arisen. A few days ago I posted about Wiggio , a site that allows for group communication and collaboration, where you can get notifications via SMS text. One of the limitations of
    Cell Phones in Learning - Tuesday, December 30, 2008
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  • ACU's iPhone initiative: a year later
    Students reported that they were bringing their devices to class, and that their performance, grades and class work all benefited. 70% responded positively about the course calender, 83% were in favor of online course documents, 63% for podcasts, 74% were happy about in-class internet searches, 76% responded favorably to the devices role in taking attendance, and a whopping 87% stated that they felt comfortable about using the devices for required course activities. 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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  • Free M-Learning Applications
    If anything, CNN reported in January 2006 that Microsoft founder and Chairman Bill Gates believes cell phones are a better way than laptops to bring computing to the masses in developing nations.” Other applications available to use for educators and students include podcasting, photography, and document-creating tools - even a small application that allows a user to create the basic curves for generating 3D Maya models . It’s fantastic for students to have access to powerful software tools that help them develop their skills; and it’s even better if the software is free.
    Mobile Learning - Tuesday, April 29, 2008
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