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mLearning Content Types - Level 5: Courseware
Level 5 Content Types The CellCast Solution supports the delivery of content and courseware in both Microsoft PowerPoint® and simple as well as complex HTML formats. Regardless of whether your mobile content is written in HTML, authored in Microsoft PowerPoint, or built in some other mobile authoring package (e.g., The CellCast Server includes functionality for building mobile content using a standard Level 5: Content and Courseware NOTE: This is part 6 of 7 in a continuing series; please see earlier posts for more background information. For most people, Level 5 content is analogous to the more traditional “online learning” or "WBT" courseware – more interactive and lengthy lesson-based or object-based learning.
mLearning Trends
- Tuesday, January 26, 2010
mLearning Testing Tools & Methods
Finally, the best simulators/emulators are from the device OEMs themselves including RIM/BlackBerry , Google/Android , Nokia/Symbian and Microsoft/WinMo . As active practitioners and consultants for enterprise mobile learning initiatives, a frequent question we get asked is “What kinds of tools can you recommend to help us test our mLearning content before we release it to our mobile workers?” It is a great high level question and the answer is both complicated and multifaceted as each deployment environment comes with its own unique requirements that inject their own set of delivery
mLearning Trends
- Monday, January 18, 2010
My mLearning Predictions for 2010
We can all expect advances in next generation devices and capabilities from Apple, Google/Android, RIM/BlackBerry, Microsoft, Palm, Nokia and others. It is also easy to anticipate that i nformal/self-service learning will begin to trump formal/assigned learning in terms of "monthly seat time" as mobile learning begins to facilitate learning and contributing anywhere at any time. So, without further ado and in no particular order, I offer my early January predictions for mlearning in 2010. After many years of sitting on the sidelines and reading the postings of others, I've decided to enter 2010 with this new mLearning Trends blog where I can post my own scattered thoughts and musing about all things "mobile learning" and begin sharing my own experiences in the design, development, deployment and support of mlearning solutions for the enterprise.
mLearning Trends
- Saturday, January 2, 2010
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Microsoft iPhail released
Apparently, Microsoft released their “answer” to the iPhone today: a refreshed version of their Windows Mobile operating system, skinned with an iPhone-like icon-driven navigation system, dubbed “Windows Mobile 6.5″. C’mon Microsoft, you’ll have to do better than that if you want to claw back market (and mind) share!
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Mobile Learning
- Tuesday, October 6, 2009
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What is Microsoft up to....
It will be much busier the end of the spring semester as I ready for my sabbatical. I did fall upon a couple of stories from Business Week and the New York Time's on the state of mobile computing at Microsoft that appeared interesting. I have placed the link below: Microsoft's Mobile Progress Here is a similar story from the New York Times: Sony Ericsson to Make Windows Mobile Phone Note: I have been busy so this blog has been a little slow.
MobileDot
- Monday, February 11, 2008
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Microsoft to move further into cloud computing
Sorry to all the Microsoft fans out there, but if MS is getting into cloud computing (as they have by announcing MS Office and Windows 7 will feature cloud-connectivity), then you know that its probably already a happening thing. This article picked up by the automated tech news blog techmeme indicates that MS will shortly unveil a further cloud computing initiative for Windows Mobile devices that will compete with Apple’s MobileMe and the Google cloud-services built into the Android mobile OS. So How many Educators are tapping into such services?
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Lynda.com courses compatible with iPhone and iPod
Lynda.com is the dominant proprietary source for learning how to use Adobe, Apple, Corel, Microsoft and many other digital Skeptics are wrong to think courses are ineffective on smartphones. If Lynda is doing it, you can be sure courses on smartphones are in demand, will be compelling, and will be profitable.
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Golden Swamp
- Thursday, November 19, 2009
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CCK08 Free and reliable open source software for YOU and all of us
It is available for Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows, GNU/Linux, and other operating systems. ClamWin : ClamWin is a Free Antivirus program for Microsoft Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/2003 and Vista. InfraRecorder : InfraRecorder is a free CD/DVD burning solution for Microsoft Windows. Connecting to others, is enabled by open source software. So this is not a blogpost on theory, but on practicalities of connectivism reality.
Ignatia Webs
- Monday, September 22, 2008
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Pivot table galore: online tutorials and texts
great company started by Mike Alexander who is a Microsoft Certified Application Developer (MCAD) and author of 8 books on advanced business analysis with Microsoft Access and Excel. The more specialized one are available for 25$ which is also a good bargain because you know they will be relevant. If you are more of a reader and you want the information to be really related to the Excel 2007 version of the Microsoft software, you can look at this text (accompanied with screenshots) from Productivity Portfolio . Yesterday a colleague of mine came up to me and asked me about online tutorials on pivot tables in Excel.
Ignatia Webs
- Friday, June 13, 2008
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Free M-Learning Applications
If anything, CNN reported in January 2006 that Microsoft founder and Chairman Bill Gates believes cell phones are a better way than laptops to bring computing to the masses in developing nations.” It’s fantastic for students to have access to powerful software tools that help them develop their skills; and it’s even better if the software is free. A prolific developer of mobile applications, Tea Vui Huang, provides the tools he develops for free via his website; and many of his applications are either very useful for education, or are made-for-education.
Mobile Learning
- Tuesday, April 29, 2008
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Australian Teacher Impresses with Cell Phones in Learning
The final QR code links to a downloadable Microsoft word document that details the questions they need to complete around the practical experience as related to the course. Another activity that Jarrod has developed is sending homework to student cell phones through MMS messaging . Australian educator Jarrod Robinson (Known as Mr. Robbo -- The P.E.
Cell Phones in Learning
- Saturday, March 7, 2009
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The Powerful Combination of Mobile Devices and Learning Apps
That having been said, this reality is changing quickly with the likes of Palm, RIM and Microsoft also developing a marketplace and vendor space for apps that will increase and improve the availability of learning app for students.
In discussing the use of mobile devices, it is easy to forget that the educational and productive power of mobile devices comes through the integration of the devices with other tools. The mobile device, after all, is a hardware tool that makes certain tasks possible but the actualization of those tasks ultimately depends on the use of software or web tools.
The Mobile Learner
- Sunday, November 15, 2009
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ACU's iPhone initiative: a year later
out now to block SMS exploit (54) iDisk iPhone app arrives, there is much rejoicing (53) Recent Comments WS on More red meat for the FCC to chew on with AT&T and Apple Brian on Microsoft: how to port iPhone apps to Windows Mobile balls on Microsoft: how to port iPhone apps to Windows Mobile mare on Microsoft: how to port iPhone apps to Windows Mobile Ben on TUAW Poll: What would you do if an iPhone 4G rolled out on Verizon? K on MacBook Pro owners report hard drive lag Jordan on MacBook Pro owners report hard drive lag Marc Tatossian on CNBC:
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- Monday, August 3, 2009
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