Blog Fundamentals of Object Orientated Programming Textbook (Google Books) laptoppress.garymarrer.com mobileDot.mobi Pages About Contact the BlogMaster Gary Marrer – Profile Tag Cloud © mobileDot. Dedicated to the discussion of mobile learning Home About Gary Marrer – Profile Contact the BlogMaster mobileDot Freebies… Final Episode (for now) I have dedicated this post and the previous two blog posts to free products that might be useful in getting a educator started with mobile computing via text messaging (SMS). There is a mobile alternative. MORE >>

Blog Fundamentals of Object Orientated Programming Textbook (Google Books) laptoppress.garymarrer.com mobileDot.mobi Pages About Contact the BlogMaster Gary Marrer – Profile Tag Cloud © mobileDot. Dedicated to the discussion of mobile learning Home About Gary Marrer – Profile Contact the BlogMaster mobileDot A mobile learning definition for my Campus A definition …. and a little history I was preparing for a class on mobile learning for the faculty of my campus. Something to get them thinking or started with mobile learning. The definition looked good…. MORE >>

Blog Fundamentals of Object Orientated Programming Textbook (Google Books) laptoppress.garymarrer.com mobileDot.mobi Pages About Contact the BlogMaster Gary Marrer – Profile Tag Cloud © mobileDot. Dedicated to the discussion of mobile learning Home About Gary Marrer – Profile Contact the BlogMaster mobileDot An Example: Mobile Assisted Active Learning S o what else can we do with a mobile device (like a cell phone)? Cell phones, aside from being a communication device also typically have audio, image and video capture support. Post a comment to this post to tell us more. MORE >>

will let you Google the topic for more info. tools like Twitter , FaceBook , Ning , cloud computing ( Google Apps ) , collaborative computing, etc. I was all set to do a technical blog post this time around but I have had a couple of recent conversations ( related to a mobile learning presentation I am preparing for ) with some other faculty which has prompted me to write this blog post instead. This post is a little more "pithy" than normal but I think it is a discussion important to mobile learning. Topics to avoid. Read on. Where I am headed. This is a problem. MORE >>

was Googling terms this morning and came across a helpful web site to get a snap shot of cell phone provider services and cell phone features. One of the goals of my sabbatical is to attempt to identify if a standard is emerging in cell phones as it pertains to the delivery of academic content (web pages, mp3, video, files, etc). If we are going to bring online mobile content to students, cell phones are truly ubiquitous and they certainly are pervasive and therefore a central point of connectivity to academic materials. The other part of the equation is the phone itself. Check it out. MORE >>