Dedicated to the discussion of mobile learning Home About Gary Marrer – Profile Contact the BlogMaster mobileDot An Example: Mobile Assisted Active Learning S o what else can we do with a mobile device (like a cell phone)? Cell phones, aside from being a communication device also typically have audio, image and video capture support. In this post, I will discuss a way of using the video features of the cell phone for active learning. In my general business class, there are ample opportunities for role play exercises to learn business topics. Keep up the good work. MORE >>

Anyone who has gotten the courage to venture on the Internet with a mobile device (usually from your cell phone), as found out immediately that size (screen size) is important with mobile devices. You may have also noticed that some pages looked better than others. The most annoying problem is scroll bars around the [.]. MORE >>

Did the mobile technology support mobile learning elements (video, phone, audio, GPS, etc.)?   The back drop of the question… I am preparing for a panel discussion at the 25 th Annual Distance Teaching and Learning Conference at the University of Wisconsin – Madison. Part of my responsibility is to cover the topic of mobile learning effectiveness (a.k.a. assessment). would summarize my interpretation of that request to be "is mobile learning as effective as or more effective than other delivery systems (specifically, traditional which is still the most common)." This is good. So what? MORE >>

A nyone who has gotten the courage to venture on the Internet with a mobile device (usually from your cell phone), as found out immediately that size (screen size) is important with mobile devices. You may have also noticed that some pages looked better than others. The most annoying problem is scroll bars around the display because the page does not fit inside the screen. What makes a page viewable on a mobile device is largely due to the html (or the xHTML) that has been created for that page. The page must be designed to fit on any screen size. late 1990's). Web Page Title Goes Here! MORE >>

mobile phone is a computer. I was all set to do a technical blog post this time around but I have had a couple of recent conversations ( related to a mobile learning presentation I am preparing for ) with some other faculty which has prompted me to write this blog post instead. This post is a little more "pithy" than normal but I think it is a discussion important to mobile learning. Topics to avoid. There are several things/topics in life that make no sense in trying to change another person's opinion on. If they are in disagreement, you stand little chance of changing their mind. MORE >>