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A brief update on Augmented Reality
GBanga – GBanga is a small company which specializes in creating AR games. One of the games was a scavenger hunt where each player could collect certain items or had to go from spot A to spot B. Mobile Monday at Zurich was interesting from a mobile learning perspective. Augmented Reality has been on the map for quite a while now, but at the ETH (Zurichs renowned University) we were allowed to have an upclose look at what some companies are doing.
mLearning Blog
- Thursday, March 11, 2010
EDITing in the Dark » ELI Focus – Mobile Learning
Well... Two edges of mobile As I’m cutting through emails, tweets and stared items in... It’s about the apps… Many people have been noticing for a while now that... Facebook mobile dominates mobile web According to the BBC, Facebook mobile dwarfed the rest of... Conference | mLearning Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Raj Boora, M.Ed. No art, however minor, demands less than total dedication if you want to excel in it Leon Battista
boora.ca
- Saturday, March 6, 2010
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mLearn08: MiLK: students building mobile learning games in higher education by Debra Polson
Debra Polson is a very enthusiastic speaker. She showed showcases of custom mobile games. Debra motivates students to develop mobile games and they love it! Students wanted to create GREAT games, because their peers would play the game and give feedback on it. The collaboration studio course, ‘ PLAYLab 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. MILK : explore, research, design, publish, play, reflect.
Ignatia Webs
- Wednesday, November 12, 2008
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Mark Power » Augmented Reality - A Game Changer in Mobile Learning?
Mark Power A JISC CETIS blog Contact Subscribe Meta Log in Entries RSS Comments RSS WordPress.org Augmented Reality - A Game Changer in Mobile Learning? Oct 20, 2009 augmented reality , mobile learning , mobile technologies I think we’re getting to the point where, by now, many of you will have found it hard to avoid hearing about the latest technology buzz. 8221; and
blogs.cetis.ac.uk
- Wednesday, October 21, 2009
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Mobile Learning in India
There are also innovative games based around SMS that have strong learning potential.
There is a definite appeal in gaming for learning using mobile phones. Currently, several companies are experimenting with game-based learning technology for mobiles. With increasingly capable hardware and connectivity Six in ten people (more than 4 billion individuals) around the world are carrying a powerful computing device in their pockets and purses. They don’t realize it, but today’s mobile phones have the computing power of a personal computer from the mid-nineties, while
www.upsidelearning.com
- Saturday, July 25, 2009
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the great ILS challenge
by jan cannon-bowers clint bowers peter smith alan levine game requirements how might we do this consult literature teams and team training learning science game based learning collect best practices organizational human what does research tell us shared knoledge /mental models interpositional knowledge cross training back up behavior closed loop communication !implicit looks at different cultures to go into gaming. ... (getting a bit tired so might be a bit limited). implicit coordination!
Ignatia Webs
- Wednesday, April 16, 2008
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Lessons learned on a massively multiplayer online game
Watch "a dude who has learned very little in any world, real or virtual," says the article posting this video in a story about the Games+Learning+Society Conference now underway at the University of Wisconsin.
There There is some profanity in the video that reminds me of overhearing my little brother and his
Golden Swamp
- Wednesday, June 10, 2009
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Children and Mobile Learning
Tags: mobile gaming Mobile Learning mobile landscape us mobile learning mobile learning market m-Learning mobile technology Blogrol This is a pretty in-depth report from the Joan Ganz Cooney Center on m-learning with children.
Pockets of Potential Report
Most of my attention has gone to corporate and adult mobile learning over the
mLearning is Good
- Wednesday, January 14, 2009
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Make your own Playstation (PSP) resources!
The games were intended for display on a PocketPC, but the team here in cambridge have been reconfigurin Wow! This is a hot-off-the-press sneak preview.
I I have just seen some of our mobile learning materials running on a PSP!
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moblearn
- Wednesday, October 11, 2006
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Serious Games as Mobile Learning At School | FUTURE-MAKING SERIOUS GAMES
skip to main | skip to sidebar FUTURE-MAKING SERIOUS GAMES THE BEST OF SERIOUS GAMES THAT CHALLENGE US TO PLAY AT BUILDING A BETTER FUTURE Tuesday, October 06, 2009 Serious Games as Mobile Learning At School Via: Learning and Teaching Through Technology - Sheffield School Pioneers Mobile Phones For Learning Students at Notre Dame High School in Sheffield will soon be enabled to use their personal mobile devices - including mobile phones - in the classroom and around the school. This radical move is the result
elianealhadeff.blogspot.com
- Wednesday, October 7, 2009
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Which phones are my students using?
We build applications for all sorts of different phones, and despite the hype, many of the development tools and platforms we use are fairly stable: (MMS, SMS, Flash, Flash Lite, C for PPC etc).
The The one technology that we seem to be endlessly tweaking is Java for phones (J2ME), because despite the good-karma that surrounds java's "runs on any device" ethos, the harsh reality is that each phon
moblearn
- Monday, July 2, 2007
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NokMote - Wii style interface with your Nokia !!
Here at moblearn we love people who challenge the way we use our technology, and challenge our assumptions about interfaces.
The The iPhone / iPod Touch did that for me with its web browsing. Tactile zooming. Automatic rotation.
But
moblearn
- Friday, November 9, 2007
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