Dennis Kriel has something completely different going: a simulation game aimed at teachers to understand the options that mobile learning can offer. If you want to help him out with screening the game or adding educational screenplays to add to his game, give him a tweet. He is very open on how the game is developing and looks for extra scenario’s to get the game ready for roll-out. What he does is use Articulate Storyline to get a game together that is based on energy and learning outcomes. Here are some ideas I encountered in South Africa. MORE >>

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. also assessing mobile education rebuilding. MORE >>

Again, as with the links I posted about Games and Simulation, these aren’t categorized in any way nor does the order assume any significance. Related posts: Top 100 Learning Game Resources Five Myths of Mobile Learning Mobile Learning in India. I’ve spent an inordinately long time writing a whitepaper on mobile learning trying to expound our thoughts about it and how it might be used in the workplace. ve been doing some research around it and I’ve documented some of the better links I’ve come across. Apple Education. Marc Prensky Blog. Learning Org. Will at Work Learning. MORE >>

Provide tools and not just content: Mobiles’ ability to compute and display, combined with their personal and intimate nature, presents with lots of possibilities – geo location-based tools, networking tools, access to search and information databases, games, and simulations. I recently came across a report on the Deloitte website , which estimates that global Smartphone market sales will touch 375 million by the end of 2011. This means that there are going to be millions of Smartphone users out there, who can access mobile learning anywhere, at any time. Limitations. MORE >>

In this video you will see Herman Van der Merwe (Dean of the North West University in South Africa), Agnes Kukulska-Hulme (from the Open University in the UK, and currently IAmLearn president), John Traxler (Director of the Learning Lab and Professor of Mobile Learning at the University of Wolverhampton), Riitta Vanska (senior manager at Nokia), and David Metcalf (Institute for Simulation and Training University of Central Florida), they give their view on mobile priority research topics. asked 8 people to give me feedback, but due to the quality of the recordings only 5 were editable. MORE >>