ISD, situated learning and context, mobile game learning.) examples 'goforthegreen': learning game for sales people with a 9 step process themed around golf. supernutrition': facebook-style mobile social game, teaches the new FDA food pyramid through eating for energy to perform missions that can get you enrolled in Superhero school (9-12 year olds), also across platforms. Combat Medic Card Games: mass casualty events for combat medics. Very intelligent man with charisma, with homepage. liveblog notes from the conference. Immersive environment. Golden hour'. MORE >>

So we move from time consuming learning (getting to school etc). He says that although technology is changing at an incredible pace, schools are tredding behind. Tested various mobile learning games: maths, literacy, with tracking feature to know which buttons the children (in different countries: Peru, India) they tap to play the game. He beliefs if children are provided the right tools, children all over the world will florish. Keynote Paul Kim, Stanford University. Good talk, but a bit technology utopian. for most human fields. MORE >>

Shows Wiki Workshops Chat All Blog Posts My Blog Add a Blog Post Of Mobile Devices, Apps, Games and Casual Mobile Learning Posted by Shuchi Grover on March 27, 2010 at 6:00pm View Shuchi Grover's blog With fresh inspiration from a course I just finished here at Stanford on "Casual Learning Technologies for the iPhone" in which we designed casual apps for kids and adults, Ive authored a 2-part article for Smartbean. Tags: Stanford iPhone games Ning Create a Ning Network! Sign Up Sign In Classroom 2.0 to add comments! Join Classroom 2.0 RSS Welcome to Classroom 2.0 Hosts" CR 2.0 MORE >>

The Mobile Learner About The Author Apple iPod Cell Phone Tools Mobile Apps PDA in Education Archives January 2009 December 2008 November 2008 October 2008 September 2008 August 2008 July 2008 June 2008 May 2008 April 2008 March 2008 February 2008 January 2008 December 2007 November 2007 My Twitter Tweets rdelorenzo: @betchaboy That's the spirit. Lift the Cell Phone Ban: Hosted on the Scholastic website, this article is a plea to lift the ban on cell phones in schools and to use these devices to help students learn. digital tools.  WOW has gaming come a long way!  MORE >>

Below are excerpts from three of my favourites; the list includes discussion of increased informal learning, gaming and less resistance to mobile-based education. Embedded in the individual predictions is the continued tension between the economic value of mobile learning, along with negative perception of personal social media tools in play at work, and the value of immediate and quality support for an evolving workforce. Lisa Gualtieri, eLearn Magazine editor-in-chief, and adjunct clinical professor at Tufts University School of Medicine [Twitter:  @lisagualtieri ]. MORE >>