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IGNATIA WEBS FEBRUARY 28, 2013 FutureLearn: pedagogical & mLearning MOOC platform - the approach For all of you out there wanting to push your government into setting up a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) platform gathering knowledge from all your national universities, take a look at the approach of UK’s open university on planning a MOOC platform, it looks very promising. This mobility is enabled in part by telecommunications, more specifically mobile devices. MORE >>	IGNATIA WEBS NOVEMBER 16, 2011 5 Calls for #papers, presentations or/and proposals for #mlearning and #eLearning Deadline for submission: 9 January 2012 (published July 2012) More information: [link] Short description: The aim of this Special Issue is to explore educational and socio-cultural perspectives on the use of the increasing convergence of mobile devices and digital media for social networking in formal and informal contexts of learning. If anyone is organizing a conference, workshop. MORE >>	RECENT POSTS FEBRUARY 28, 2013 \| IGNATIA WEBS FutureLearn: pedagogical & mLearning MOOC platform - the approach NOVEMBER 16, 2011 \| IGNATIA WEBS 5 Calls for #papers, presentations or/and proposals for #mlearning and #eLearning JULY 26, 2010 \| MLEARNOPEDIA DELICIOUS E-learning on Mobile Phones \| MoSo Technology Blog APRIL 24, 2010 \| MLEARNOPEDIA DELICIOUS Going Mobile: Debating and Using Cellphones in School - The Learning Network Blog - NYTimes.com OCTOBER 2, 2009 \| ULEARNING BLOG TIME between TIMES: the joy of educating during a time of rapid technological change. JANUARY 11, 2009 \| MLEARNOPEDIA DELICIOUS Mobile Learning « Shijina’s Blog
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MLEARNOPEDIA DELICIOUS APRIL 24, 2010 Going Mobile: Debating and Using Cellphones in School - The Learning Network Blog - NYTimes.com Region Business Technology Science Health Sports Opinion Arts Style Travel Jobs Real Estate Autos April 19, 2010, 1:27 pm Going Mobile: Debating and Using Cellphones in School By SANDHYA NANKANI AND HOLLY EPSTEIN OJALVO George Osodi/Associated Press At an electronics market in Lagos, Nigeria, cellphones appear in great profusion, as they do throughout poorer lands. What are the drawbacks? MORE >>	ULEARNING BLOG OCTOBER 2, 2009 TIME between TIMES: the joy of educating during a time of rapid technological change. All mobile phones in schools should be banned.”. Mobile, wireless and cloud computing developments are leading very quickly towards a world of ubiquitous, or ‘everyware’ computing. Before mobile, ubiquitous and everyware computing become the invisible norm, but after a time when educators could sit back and wait for the digital revolution to pass on by. Enjoy! link]. link]. MORE >>	MLEARNOPEDIA DELICIOUS JANUARY 11, 2009 Mobile Learning « Shijina’s Blog billion inhabitants will have mobile phones by the end of the year 2008. Mobile learning or m-learning is touted as being the next big thing in e-learning. More the mobile phone users, bigger the e-learning market. mobile learning could be the answer to these barriers in learning. What types of mobile phones can be used for mobile learning? 2005a). Ally, M., MORE >>	MLEARNOPEDIA DELICIOUS JULY 26, 2010 E-learning on Mobile Phones \| MoSo Technology Blog » E-learning on Mobile Phones by Cyprien E-learning on Mobile Phones The main advantage of E-learning is independence of both location and time. Using technological devices such as Mobile phones can solve these types of problems. For example, globally mobile phones are being widely used and the number of users is still increasing. Q&A: mobile phones!? MORE >>
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MLEARNING | FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2006
Why M-Learning Is Cheap. | Mobile Learning

Mobile Learning An Online Reflective Journal on Mobile Learning Practice Home Winksite Store Resources About Mobile Contact Why M-Learning Is Cheap. mobile phone handset, or PDA) or the cost of connectivity (e.g. SMS messages, mobile web data costs, etc.). For example – if mobile phones are used as the platform for an activity, then it’s possible that the cost of hardware will be zero. Similarly, in situations where higher-spec, higher-cost devices are loaned to students for more advanced m-learning activities, I see them (mostly!) MORE >>

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