Apart from the iPhone, none of the above contain phone functionality, but instead assume that easy access to the web is the new killer app. In part one we looked at how computing may just become a service utility in the same sense as electricity or water, and be accessible anywhere via wireless technologies. Not accessible on a desktop PC you can’t lug anywhere. And available to devices that don’t have the processing power of decent laptops. But is this what we see happening around us? So will these trends impact mobile learning? That seems like a winner. learing+2.0 MORE >>

course, this functionality can be accomplished on a mobile phone. "I am looking for the ability to send an email to all our Attorneys via BlackBerry (1000+) that contains a link. Upon clicking the link a multimedia file will either download and play or stream (with buffer). The multimedia file can be actual video or a PowerPoint-type stack that contains audio and automatic slide changes or similar functionality. Currently I have tested Chalk and Sona Media Player. Both play video, but I did not see the ability to launch it via an email link. Thanks for your help with this. learing+2.0 MORE >>

iPods and mp3 players are a great place to start - especially if school policy doesn’t allow mobile phones in classrooms. don’t have the option of using mobile phones in the classroom (as much as I would like to) simply because we don’t get phone reception at our little school in our little country town! m not an expert on how to use mobile/cell phones and am a bit unsure about their capabilities - how would you use them for mlearning activities? technoLOTE.com is becoming a great mLearning resource. Here are some more iPod/mLearning ideas from technoLOTE. learing+2.0 MORE >>

Want to access mLearning-World.com from a mobile phone. Remember, 2mLearn.mobi is a mobile friendly version of mLearning-World. In addition, you can also reach mLearning-World through: developLearning.info and  InstructionalDesigner.info I am still trying to determine specifically what to do with my new.info domains. If you have any suggestions, let me know. mlearning m-learning mobile-learning mobile+learning podcasting iphone apple web+2.0 learing+2.0 eLearning Education for the iPod Generation. housekeeping MORE >>

Of course, there are many ways you can do this, from the good old notepad, to text messaging yourself or leaving a voicemail to yourself (very guilty of this) or even using mobile blogger to post a message from your phone (as I am doing now). Most of my mLearning friends are undoubtedly aware, but there is a great tool for developing learning content while mobile. Google Docs are available on mobile browsers. have found in my adventure drafting my first book on mLearning , that inspiration can happen anywhere, at anytime. I'll post more on this later. My sushi is almost ready. MORE >>