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Get some perspective… (a primer piece re: lofty ideals vs on the ground realities in regards to educational technology deployments)
I just found out that I’m one of about 20,000 people in Australia working in the area of information and communication technology in education ( [link] ). Not that educators are avoiders of hard work, far from it. That’s a lot of us. My first reaction was, why aren’t we having a bigger impact? You see what I did there? See, easy!
uLearning Blog - Wednesday, August 18, 2010
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Format Wars in the Mobile Space
Take the gaming industry as an example. Since the early 1980′s, gaming manufacturers have used proprietary software with digital locks to keep their content from landing on other consoles. The problem here is that while there are some gaming manufacturers that create games for many formats, others do not.  Blu-ray. 
The Mobile Learner - Friday, July 23, 2010
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Speak Up 2009: The biggest Obstacle to Using Technology in Ed.Not Being Able to Use Student's Own Mobile Devices!
Very interesting research has just been published by the Tomorrow Group (Speak Up 2009) about mobile phones and education. 63% of parents say they would buy their child a cell phone if they knew it would be used for educational purposes ONLY 18% of parents dismiss mobile devices as not having a positive impact on learning.
Cell Phones in Learning - Thursday, July 1, 2010
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  • mLearn08: MiLK: students building mobile learning games in higher education by Debra Polson
    She showed showcases of custom mobile games. Debra motivates students to develop mobile games and they love it! All of the examples are about Fun first, then Educational. Examples mentioned: Scape (an urban sustainability education tool), Scoot and Milk (the mobile learning kit), I will focus on this last one.
    Ignatia Webs - Wednesday, November 12, 2008
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  • Thoughts on Interactive Gaming
    I am going to deviate from my typical topic of conversation to share some experiences, reflections and conversations I have had of late concerning the use of interactive gaming in learning.  I will begin by admitting that I am an amateur gamer and a novice when it comes to understanding the role of gaming can play in helping kids learn. 
    The Mobile Learner - Monday, December 22, 2008
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  • NASA goes MMO
    NASA wants to start a MMO ( Massive Multiplayer Online game ) as an educational game. At our institute we are working on a game that involves HIV/AIDS, but I will keep you informed on this one as we proceed with our plans This certainly goes towards a full laboratory simulation if you ask me. You've gotta love this idea!
    Ignatia Webs - Thursday, April 24, 2008
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  • mLearning-World.com: The Learning Circuits Blog: Federation of American Scientists Bland Report on Harnessing the power of video games for learning
    Open Discussion- Is There an Educational Laffer Cu. 9658; 07/04 - 07/11 (3) eLearning Kindle eBook From Toy to Tool: Cell Phones in Learning: Speak U. From mLearnopedia: April - June Hot List: Mobile L. 9658; 06/27 - 07/04 (2) Mobile Learning: A 4th Reading List Ignatia Webs: What to take into account when chosi. New Le. Training. iTunes 7.7
    mLearning World - Thursday, December 7, 2006
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  • mLearn08: keynote Diane Laurillard on mobile learning methods
    mLearn keynote Diane Laurillard - Towards a pedagogy-driven account of mobile learning Dianne Laurillard works at the Institute of Education. Waht we need are tools for guided inquiry, structure discussion, orchastrated collaboration, adaptive practice, serious games. Diana: we must give more voice to the educational field
    Ignatia Webs - Thursday, October 16, 2008
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  • Smartphones will become textbooks as well as game consoles
    The image above is Apple.com's display of iPodtouch features -- most of which would be superb features for the sort of educational products that will soon replace paper and ink bound textbooks. The textbooks have the same fatal digital age flaws that game consoles are revealing, as reported in a
    Golden Swamp - Saturday, September 26, 2009
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  • mLearning-World.com: Educational Development for the Gameboy Generation
    skip to main | skip to sidebar * Newsletter * LinkedIn * Facebook * 2mLearn.mobi * mLearning World Live Tuesday, February 14, 2006 Educational Development for the Gameboy Generation Educational Development for the Gameboy Generation An interesting opportunity is popping its head out in the future of M-Learning. New Le. Training.
    mLearning World - Tuesday, February 14, 2006
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  • mLearning-World.com: Sony PSP as Educational Handheld?
    skip to main | skip to sidebar * Newsletter * LinkedIn * Facebook * 2mLearn.mobi * mLearning World Live Wednesday, December 27, 2006 Sony PSP as Educational Handheld? Ive also decided to check out some of the existing PSP educational titles available. Open Discussion- Is There an Educational Laffer Cu. learing+2.0 Thanks again.
    mLearning World - Wednesday, December 27, 2006
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  • Serious Games as Mobile Learning At School | FUTURE-MAKING SERIOUS GAMES
    8220;Pupils are using a whole range of devices that can be used on the Internet - mobile phones, gaming devices, MP3 players," he says. Notre Dame is a Catholic co-educational comprehensive with more than 1,400 students (more than 400 in the sixth form) and uses ICT extensively. Tags: games UK
    elianealhadeff.blogspot.com - Wednesday, October 7, 2009
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  • What is your eLearning history?
    An amazing machine that got a generation hooked on adventure games, Basic programming… or at least that was how it felt for me. admit there is a long way to go before it really becomes completely intuitive, but right now anyone with some computer skills can start up an educational site. Tags: education eLearning
    Ignatia Webs - Tuesday, September 1, 2009
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