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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
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 . The Windows Mobile 7 update will integrate devices with the XBox gaming system, which could be another option for distributing learning – perhaps along the lines of the Apple App Store or Google’s Android Marketplace or the many other marketplaces available for different mobile operating systems
In recent days a couple of technical events of note have given hope for mobile learning. Why
mLearning is Good
- Tuesday, February 16, 2010
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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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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. When I started teaching I would use an overhead and have student's raise their hands when they knew the answer. There was always some confusion over who had their hand up first.
Cell Phones in Learning
- Thursday, November 29, 2007
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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. The motion capture allows the gamer to interact with the virtual world that exists in the game.
The integration of innovative technology in learning has always been a goal of educators. In the past two decades, we’ve seen advances in learning technology that allow learners
mLearning is Good
- Thursday, June 25, 2009
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ACU's iPhone initiative: a year later
Programmers at ACU went an extra step and added a game to the attendance tool, offering professors a memory challenge matching up faces with names. out now to block SMS exploit (54) iDisk iPhone app arrives, there is much rejoicing (53) Recent Comments WS on More red meat for the FCC to chew on with AT&T and Apple Brian on Microsoft: how to port iPhone apps to Windows Mobile balls on Microsoft: how to port iPhone apps to Windows Mobile mare on Microsoft: how to port iPhone apps to Windows Mobile Ben on TUAW Poll: What would you do if an iPhone 4G
www.tuaw.com
- Monday, August 3, 2009
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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. Flash Lite is a subset of the desktop Flash environment and the version that will be on Windows Mobile will allow developers to utilize components like Flash Video and a significant portion of the ActionScript 3 programming language.
mLearning is Good
- Sunday, March 30, 2008
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matthewbuckland.com » The future of social networking – a concept investigation
Don’t mention that job at Microsoft or that time in Europe!) HUDs have been fairly commonplace in the military and video-gaming for yonks. The future of social networking – a concept investigation Posted by matt on October 01, 2009 If youre new here, you may want to subscribe to my blog and get updates either via email or via RSS . Thanks for visiting! Here are some concept designs that myself and ace designer Philip Langley put our heads together to create.
www.matthewbuckland.com
- Thursday, October 1, 2009
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Futures of Learning
Some museums also offer interactive games as part of their mobile phone tours, both inside the galleries and online, such as Ear for Art: Chihuly Glass CellPhone Walking Tour at the Tacoma Art Museum in Washington (888-411-4220). It is interesting that the Museum of Modern Art in New York included the newer Microsoft Tags using HCCB (high capacity color barcodes) in their 2008 exhibition Design and the Elastic Mind , but as an aesthetic physical object in the physical museum, not yet as a participatory tool. Futures of Learning | Home | about us | Publications | Literature Reviews | Book Reviews | Field Reports | Announcements | Archive | Tuesday, June 30, 2009 Mobile Experiences in Art Museums Museums today seek a balance between the one-way transmission of curatorial expertise and the pluralistic modes of interpretation by visitors.
futuresoflearning.org
- Wednesday, July 1, 2009
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Duke Digital Initiative into its fourth wireless year | EDC Blog
8217;s Bermingham University with the help of Toshiba and a £150,000 investment from Microsoft, began a grand experiment . tools WebCT websites Wikis workshop Writing Process Your mark Blogroll Avant Game Barbara Ganley Beyond School Centre for Teaching Excellence Blog - University of Waterloo Classroom Meets Technology Cole Camplese CommonCraft Creating Passionate Users Deeplinking E-learning Acupuncture e4innovation Edublog Insights Educause Review Magazine Futurelab’s Flux blog Infinite Thinking Infodoodads
edc.carleton.ca
- Saturday, January 31, 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. It is also easy to anticipate that i nformal/self-service learning will begin to trump formal/assigned learning in terms of "monthly seat time" as mobile learning begins to facilitate learning and contributing anywhere at any time. So, without further ado and in no particular order, I offer my early January predictions for mlearning in 2010. Mobile learning projects delivered in established and emerging global markets will
mLearning Trends
- Saturday, January 2, 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. I first learned about it by a TED movie featuring Blaise Aguera y Arcas: The photosynth promotion speaks of: "Imagine being able to share the places and things you love using the cinematic quality of a movie, the control of a video game, and the mind-blowing detail 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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