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Are you a Homo Competence? Bert De Coutere can tell
The ownership of your competence is shared amongst yourself, your employer and your government. Last week I met Bert De Coutere during a preliminary meeting on a platform site for eLearning in Belgium. Bert is a great learning person to know. He is involved in learning management at IBM and as such he has given so many presentations, lessons, workshops… that I think he is one of the sole people
Ignatia Webs
- Monday, March 15, 2010
Enhance Your Study with Mobile Learning | tusaw.com
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tusaw.com
- Tuesday, February 23, 2010
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Visions of network governance
Vivek Kundra is the U.S. CIO, appointed by President Obama. CIO = Chief Information Officer. At the Personal Democracy Forum, that I attended this week, CIO Kundra "pulled back the curtain," as the PdF writes, on the new federal IT spending dashboard. Kundra talked about the IT Dashboard in terms
Golden Swamp
- Thursday, July 2, 2009
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UK government pays £300m to get families online
In one of the worst kept secrets of the summer, the DCSF has announced a credit-crunch-beating £300m to buy laptops and broadband for the neediest kids in England. Is this good news? It is great news! Evidence is mounting that kids perform better at
moblearn
- Wednesday, September 24, 2008
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British schools scoop USA mobile learning award!
At mobilelearning09, a discrete collection of the main players in US industry, education and government got together in the President's Ballroom in Washington DC to celebrate some embryonic US projects, and help steer them towards something bigger and bolder. Mobile Learning is starting - slowly - to build momentum in the states, and today that momentum picked up some speed. It was an
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moblearn
- Wednesday, February 18, 2009
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Scavenger Hunt with Cell Phones!
For example the list may have to do with American Government, and they are given a list of government concepts they need to learn. So I have been thinking about Classroom Performance Systems (often called the "blue clickers" by my student teachers), and wondering if a cell phone can do a similar function. Since the CPS systems often cost a good deal of money, many school districts cannot take advantage of them.
Cell Phones in Learning
- Wednesday, November 28, 2007
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Mobile Learning Conference 2009 Brings Together Participants from Education, Technology and Government to Explore the Potential of Mobile Learning in the 21st Century
Home About us | Mobile/PDA | News Alerts | Disclaimer | Contact Mobile Learning Conference 2009 Brings Together Participants from Education, Technology and Government to Explore the Potential of Mobile Learning in the 21st Century
www.earthtimes.org
- Tuesday, December 23, 2008
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Mobile phones in the MFL classroom - Box of Tricks
Home About Contact Links Resources Subscribe Mobile phones in the MFL classroom Dec 29th 2009 3 Comments respond trackback In the latest guest post about using Technology in Modern Foreign Languages , Dominic McGladdery writes about the apparent disparity between government advice on using mobiles phones in the classroom and the reality of teaching practice
www.boxoftricks.net
- Wednesday, December 30, 2009
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European report on 'The Impact of Social Computing on the EU Information Society and Economy' also mobile social media
The European Commission JRC (Joint Research Center), Institute for Prospective Technological Studies released last week at the EU Ministerial Conference on e-Government a comprehensive report on social and economic implications of Social Computing [aka Web2.0, In addition to a cross-cutting analysis across areas in Ch1: Key findings, Future Prospects and Policy Implications It contains thematic analysis: Ch2: The adoption and Use of Social Computing Ch3: Social Computing from a Business Perspective Ch4: Social Computing and the Mobile Ecosystem Ch5: Social Computing and Identity Ch6:
Ignatia Webs
- Thursday, November 26, 2009
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From E-Learning To M-Learning | New Learning Playbook
See, for example, the recent news about Intuition : “Intuition, a leading provider of learning services to the financial markets, life sciences and government sector, today announced that it has partnered with edCetra Training to jointly market the ability to distribute learning content through mobile devices. Home About Articles Marketplace Contact Subscribe Network From E-Learning To M-Learning » Posted by Jeanne Meister » Posted on 01.16.09 By all accounts, mobile learning, termed “m-learning”, is on fire as a new method of accessing learning.
newlearningplaybook.com
- Saturday, January 17, 2009
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How Mobile Cell Phones Change Everything When We Do - Ewan McIntosh | Digital Media & Education
Teachers decide pedagogy, not administrators, authorities or Governments. Will Richardson posts the above picture and asks "how many educators look at that picture and think "OMG, puhleeeeese let me teach in that classroom!" (I I suspect not many)". He points out that with the mobile technologies already in our students' pockets we're probably not far off that level of ubiquitous kitting out in our schools already.
edu.blogs.com
- Tuesday, December 15, 2009
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BlogPhilosophy: what if all the learning in the world, does not save it from itself?
And it resulted in a crisis from bad financial governing (being too crued, a lot of good stayed of course, luckily). This will be more of a grim post. The biggest aha-moment on eLearning I got this year came when I talked to Nicola Avery last week. We both attended Online Educa Berlin and started venting our frustrations afterwards.
Ignatia Webs
- Friday, December 5, 2008
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