Mobile learning is still on the rise and there are still many areas that can be explored. If you have a wonderful idea for a mobile learning (mLearning) application, share it! The International Association for Mobile Learning (IAMLearn, www.iamlearn.org ), in collaboration with Epic ( www.epic.co.uk ), is proud to announce the Mobile Learning Challenge. The Mobile Learning Challenge is searching for innovative and visionry solutions for learning using mobile technologies. mobile mLearn award mobile learning MORE >>

This article was originally published in Learning Technologies 2013’s special show guide issue. Mobile Learning has been on the horizon for a long time but has met with scepticism and technical constraints in its early days. Now, even though bandwidths have improved and devices have become more capable, mobile learning is still struggling to take off. The recently released Towards Maturity report ‘Mobile Learning at Work’ indicates that only 30% of organisations are incorporating mobile learning. So what ails mobile learning? MORE >>

So all of you k12 teachers, university pioneers, and trainers. Stephen founded and ran Ultralab for a quarter of a century, building it into one of the most respected research centres in e-learning in the world - at one time Ultralab was the largest producer of educational CD-ROMs in Europe - before leaving it in 2004 to found his own global and flourishing policy and learning consultancy Heppell.net which now has an enviable portfolio of international projects all round the world. start typing your abstract (only 200 - 300 words, so no excuse not to send it). Web 2.0: MORE >>

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. Ever since I was 9 years old I have watched school television on BBC where the Open University UK rolled out wonderfully rich and comprehensible visual content. This mobility is enabled in part by telecommunications, more specifically mobile devices. So will it work? MORE >>

Float Learning and Bradley University’s Department of Interactive Media in the Slane College of Communications and Fine Arts teamed up to provide a one-day event focused on mobile on Friday, [.]. Conferences Float Symposium Pedagogy and Learning Strategy future symposium MORE >>