11 Articles match "Manufacturing","University"

• The Best from Mobile Learning

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• The Mobile Learning Engine (MLE) for Moodle
  
  Here at the University of Canberra, I’ve been investigating one particular extension for the University’s new Moodle-based learning environment: the free and open source Mobile Learning Engine (MLE) . By contrast, different handsets designed by different manufacturers each have their own web browser which implements bookmarks in different ways, making it very difficult to train a user in how to bookmark a Moodle page as the process is specific to their device. One recent interesting development in mobile learning has been the creation of mobile interfaces for Online Learning Environments. 
  Mobile Learning - Monday, May 18, 2009
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• MASHe » Blog Archive » Mobile Learning: Some resources, tools and statistics
  
  More information on how these stats are derived is here . Manufactures Market Share Nokia 28.96% Sony-Ericsson 28.5% Samsung 13.98% LG 8.4% INQ 4.13% UK Manufacture market share December 2009 Devices Market Share Nokia E71 6.23% Nokia N95 4.76% LG KU990 Viewty 4.23% Nokia E63 3.05% Samsung GT S5600 Preston/Hailey 2.84% Total market share 21.11% UK Device market share December 2009 If you would like to see an example of an institution embracing mobile technology, Judy highlights Abilene Christian University’s
  www.rsc-ne-scotland.org.uk - Sunday, February 7, 2010
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• Mobile Libraries: ACU > Chemistry Labs, Classes Combine Science With Mobile Learning
  
  quot; LJ > Summon and EBSCOhost To Debut New Mobile Inte... kiwanja.net / Mobile Applications Database ► October (27) Going Wireless: A Critical Exploration of Wireless... ECAR 2009 Study > Chapter Six > Undergraduates An... CfP > Mobile Learning: Using Portable Technologies... Twitter Lessons in 140 Characters or Less The Politics Of The Kindle > Ted Striphas > Octob... Cover Story > Are We On The Verge Of An E-book Exp... Brains, Books and the Future of Print Why E-Books are Hot and Getting Hotter
  mobile-libraries.blogspot.com - Thursday, November 26, 2009
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• Are Apps the Future of Mobile Learning?
  
  This task is made more complicated because of the variety of mobile devices that learners within organizations may have, whereas manufacturers like Apple can target only the devices they create. If the devices are standardized, organizations can create their own app stores and leverage the app stores of the manufacturers they choose to go with. OR , knowing that mobile workforces As a developer, you constantly look for the “next big thing”.  Most of us will probably admit that there can be more than one of those “big things”.
  mLearning is Good - Wednesday, February 4, 2009
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• Mobile Libraries: Mobile Apps For Virtual Learning Environments
  
  kris.rockwell at hybrid-learning.com) Kris May 4, 2009 12:48 PM Post a Comment Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Subscribe NOW To Mobile Libraries Blog Archive ▼ 2009 (22) ▼ May (7) Skype for iPhone Epocrates MobileCME Mobile Apps For Virtual Learning Environments Epocrates Rx: Free Mobile Drug And Formulary Refer... iPhone/iTouch Support For Mobile Interactive Guide... RefWorks Announces Launch Of RefMobile Interactive
  mobile-libraries.blogspot.com - Monday, May 4, 2009
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• innovating education
  
  In short, it’ll allow the mobile network operators and handset manufacturers to better understand their customers. The study, conducted by HDI Youth Marketeers in conjunction with Monash University (South Africa), polled 5,272 South African youth about their brand preferences and consumer behaviour. innovating education Front Page My Projects About me Conference notes 2009: A year in review December 9, 2009 · 1 Comment What did I do in 2009 as the fellow for 21st Century Learning at the Shuttleworth Foundation ?
  innovatingeducation.wordpress.com - Thursday, December 10, 2009
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• Cell Phones in Education Part 2: Assistive Technology
  
  Connecting back to a previous blog post where I was musing on the difference between Differentiated Instruction and Universal Design for Learning , we can see that today’s cell phones are adding more functionality and are designed with the spirit of Universal Design in mind.  More and more cell phone manufacturers including RIM and Palm are 0pening up their own app store with free and paid apps to personalize and extend the potential uses of their hardware.  There is baggage that comes with the term “assistive technology” as the use of this term often generates certain stereotypes. 
  The Mobile Learner - Saturday, February 21, 2009
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• Mobiles, Artificial Intelligence and Cloud Computing Merge — MobileBeyond
  
  Some called it the “university of the sky”; others, the “artificial intelligence Internet.” Carriers Ever Get it? Search MobileBeyond Explore MobileBeyond Select Category Electronic Communications Digital Media Emerging Communication Trends Mobile Communications Mobile Blogging Microblogging Mobile Carriers Mobile Devices Mobile Computing Mobile Manufacturers Mobile Phone Smartphones Mobile Websites Mobile Marketing Customer Satisfaction & Loyalty
  mobilebeyond.net - Wednesday, February 24, 2010
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• Digital Education: AFT Ruffles Mobile Learning Advocates
  
  So you might expect them to get a bit ruffled when someone suggests that cellphones and other small, wireless electronics have no place in the classroom. But Elliot Soloway, a professor of computer science and education at the University of Michigan, was outraged by a statement by Janet Bass in this New York Times article . In reference to a study of cellphones potential for student learning, paid for by a cell chip manufacturer, she said it "is almost laughable that the cellphone industry is pushing a study showing that cellphones will make kids smarter." Help | About Us Advanced Search Home Current Issue Free E-Newsletters Free Content Subscribe Top School Jobs News National States Federal International News Briefs
  blogs.edweek.org - Thursday, February 19, 2009
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• Mobile E-learning Publishing: iPad, iPhone, or Kindle – Which do iChoose?
  
  Here at Oregon State University, as we’ve contemplated porting our text- and image-based publications into an e-book format, the complicating factors have not generally revolved around issues of user preference or medium maturity (we know our users would enjoy more video- and image-based content and that the majority of our users have adequate bandwidth and hardware), but rather gatekeeping and format. Based on the iPad’s content delivery model, it is clear that Apple and other mobile device manufacturers are seeking to expand their role as content gatekeepers. While it was enlightening to see Steve Jobs demonstrate what the iPad can do, I found it more interesting to see what the iPad cannot do.
  blogs.oregonstate.edu - Monday, February 22, 2010
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