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MLEARNOPEDIA DELICIOUS
JANUARY 31, 2009
Duke Digital Initiative into its fourth wireless year | EDC Blog
Home About RSS Log in Duke Digital Initiative into its fourth wireless year Posted on January 30, 2009 by Hamish Filed Under Uncategorized As promised, I’d like to bring to your attention a few items regarding mobile learning (mLearning) and the way it’s being used in educational spheres. They provide students with the tools and means to use wireless mobile devices (WMDs) to gain greater access to course materials put out by instructors, and in various formats specific to different applications. Duke University was the one that set the trend in motion.
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MLEARNOPEDIA DELICIOUS
DECEMBER 17, 2009
Just Another Mobile Phone Blog: St. Marys City Schools In Ohio, Verizon Wireless And GoKnow! Bring Wireless Technology To The Classroom
Marys City Schools In Ohio, Verizon Wireless And GoKnow! Bring Wireless Technology To The Classroom Verizon Wireless and GoKnow! With the help of Verizon Wireless and GoKnow!, Marys School District established a trial program through which 600 Verizon Wireless devices equipped with high-speed wireless broadband service were provided to the elementary classrooms.
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MLEARNING TRENDS
DECEMBER 28, 2011
Enterprise Mobile Learning 2011 - Year in Review
This one was spot-on and even I was amazed how quickly the omnipresent BlackBerry wireless handset, the standard issue weapon of choice for mobile enterprise workers, started to lose its’ place inside every corporate pocket and purse. It was no surprise to many of us that Facebook was the most heavily trafficked web site in 2010 and displaced Google for the first time in many years.
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MLEARNING TRENDS
JANUARY 2, 2011
Enterprise mLearning Predictions for 2011
After almost 18 months, RIM’s AppWorld site has only grown to around 15K “apps” for BlackBerry wireless handhelds and none of these current apps work on the upcoming PlayBook tablet meaning a whole new series of apps must be written – the classic “chicken & egg” problem. devices – each with tens of thousands of available apps – will help fuel continued adoption of Apple and Google-designed tablets in the learning space. It was no surprise to many of us that Facebook was the most heavily trafficked web site in 2010 and displaced Google for the first time in many years.
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MLEARNING
AUGUST 10, 2006
Four R’s Model and Mobile Learning Activities | Mobile Learning
They can also recommend and share resources, for example, linking mobile devices (usually wirelessly) and sending a file from one to the other. Example applications include: Recording a class or lecture for later review as an mp3 file NoteM demonstration Recording a mock “interview” or interaction for review or assessment Recording a video (e.g. the internet). Ubiquette.
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MLEARNING
AUGUST 20, 2006
Find Out About Anything… Anywhere. | Mobile Learning
That thought was eerily prophetic… for last week, Google annouced that they had bought photo-recognition software company Neven Vision , a company that produces a product called i-SCOUT, which they describe as a “visual Google&# : The image recognition algorithms can recognize anything from an ipod to a picture of the Mona Lisa to the flower in the above picture. Report: Sydney AUC iPhone SDK Workshop Video Recording and Streaming on ALL iPhones Google Goggles will rock m-learning. pre-packaged content for PDAs) will be photo-recognition. Ubiquette.
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