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Format Wars in the Mobile Space
Beta , Microsoft Windows vs Apple OS, and more recently, HD-DVD vs. 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. iOS or Android? Kobo, iBooks, Nook or Kindle? There was VHS vs.
The Mobile Learner - Friday, July 23, 2010
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Embracing Mobile To Educate For Tomorrow | MobileBehavior
Youth will not know of Microsoft DOS, Windows 3.1, What better solution than to ban cellphones altogether? But while mobile phones have been  blamed for an increase in exam cheating ,  SMS has been praised for helping students learn to spell. The solution lies in perspective. At  St. Scott Newcomb, a St. Alongside St. So cool, is'nt it ?
www.mobilebehavior.com - Saturday, May 29, 2010
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EDITing in the Dark » ELI Focus – Mobile Learning
EDITing in the Dark on Twitter | Entries RSS | Comments RSS EDITing in the Dark Thoughts on the technologies that help us tell stories Home boora.ca The first is that the University is falling behind, but it’s not alone, and it’s not too late to start moving things forward. Branching out from there, podcasts (but not talking heads !)
boora.ca - Saturday, March 6, 2010
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  • Would you like to play a Cell Phone review game?
    One of the most popular ways to reveiw material in classrooms today is to use a jeoprady type game. On the mLearning-world.com blog , they suggest using cell phones as game "buzzers" and using Microsoft applications to help collect and store data. It might be a fun way to play an old review game.
    Cell Phones in Learning - Thursday, November 29, 2007
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  • Flash Lite on More Mobile Devices Means More Mobile Devices with Rich E-Learning Content
    Microsoft is now licensing Flash Lite for Windows Mobile. Think simulations, games and other traditional Flash e-Learning on your mobile device. This is a good thing if you’re hoping to develop or port e-Learning content to Windows Mobile Devices. Burst was built with Flash Lite 2.1, which was the predecessor to FL 3.
    mLearning is Good - Sunday, March 30, 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? and “it’s not a game-changer, it’s a fad!&#. No, not Cloud Computing. Still. As with anything though, it’s not going to happen overnight. Cheers!
    blogs.cetis.ac.uk - Wednesday, October 21, 2009
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  • Mobile Augmented Reality – A Brief Overview
    We may first see widespread use of modern augmented reality technology in the gaming world. Microsoft’s Project Natal for the XBox Platform is attempting to remove the controller from game play by capturing the motion of the person playing the game through an innovative camera setup. For a demo, check out this video.
    mLearning is Good - Thursday, June 25, 2009
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  • Format Wars in the Mobile Space
    Beta , Microsoft Windows vs Apple OS, and more recently, HD-DVD vs. 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. iOS or Android? Kobo, iBooks, Nook or Kindle? There was VHS vs.
    The Mobile Learner - Friday, July 23, 2010
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  • From David Hockney to Photosynth: applications that build on social media content
    If you have not heard of it yet, I think you will like this application: photosynth of Microsoft. Photosynth is a software developed by Microsoft in collaboration with the University of Washington. During the latest mobile learning conferences, I was frequently surprised by the surplus of mobile learning possibilities.
    Ignatia Webs - Wednesday, March 11, 2009
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  • My mLearning Predictions for 2010
    We can all expect advances in next generation devices and capabilities from Apple, Google/Android, RIM/BlackBerry, Microsoft, Palm, Nokia and others. Security will become a MUCH bigger issue for mlearning deployments and all vendors will need to step up their game to ensure content/IP protection and integrity while making access easier.
    mLearning Trends - Saturday, January 2, 2010
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  • Try, try, try again. success!
    Little devices given to each student to capture their understanding of class concepts via games or one minute surveys. What I have created so far only runs on mobile devices with Microsoft Mobile 5.0 B luetooth and I have had a troubled start. Perseverance prevails. The counters can be reset for other questions to be asked.
    MobileDot - Monday, November 24, 2008
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  • mLearning-World Welcomes our Newest Author- Thomas Curtis
    In my role as an e-learning professional I develop applications & solutions to support teaching and learning (based primarily on Microsoft ASP.net and related technologies), this can range from simple web forms, event management systems to project managing multimedia recording solutions and full upgrade to lecture theaters. The future.
    mLearning World - Monday, April 27, 2009
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  • 2 Events that Could Help Push Mobile Learning
    Microsoft announced that later this year it will release Windows Mobile 7 and RIM (maker of Blackberry smart phones) announced that it will release an updated WebKit based browser. In recent days a couple of technical events of note have given hope for mobile learning. Why are these events important?
    mLearning is Good - Tuesday, February 16, 2010
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