skip to main | skip to sidebar Vicki Owens Topically Technological Library Blog A topical technological blog on all things library:Mobile Technologies and M-Learning (PDAs, laptops, e-readers, netbooks, mobile phones, blogs, wikis, rss, podcasts, IM, social software - bookmarking, networking etc.), Thursday, 5 March 2009 Case Study 2 – London School of Economics (LSE) Yesterday I went to London for a visit to LSE and to meet with Jane Secker (Learning Technology Librarian) and Dave Puplett (Data Librarian) to discuss mobile learning. and provide a level of IT support. MORE >>

The Mobile Learner – Rob de Lorenzo’s blog about mobile learning in the school system. MindShare Learning - has a series of podcasts and other resources for mobile learning aimed at the school systems in Canada. Spongelab Interactive - developer of mobile learning materials for the school system. The Laurier University School of Business & Economics has engaged its 100 full-time Waterloo, Ontario, MBA students in an innovative one-year mobile e-learning pilot. In February 2011, I wrote a brief overview of the mobile learning industry in Canada. MORE >>

Twitter From the Coal Face: iPod Touch in the Classroom Today’s post features a number of Australian schools using iPods and iPod Touches in the classroom. Tania Hunt, ICT Coordinator at Baden Powell College, Derrimut Heath (Victoria), describes how her school has been using iPod Touches with literacy and numeracy groups and for problem solving. The teacher can also learn how to make instructional podcasts to download to the iPod Touches so students can have a resource of ‘how to’ lessons at their fingertips! Bookmark the permalink. MORE >>

Message Size: Some pure SMS services and phones have character limits of 300 characters or less. Example 2- The Game Show A customer service group would like to add more fun and interaction into their new hire classes but they cannot budget for gaming software. The new Customer Service representatives were sent to random retail stores they supported. mlearning m-learning mobile-learning mobile+learning podcasting iphone apple web+2.0 My local school districts embrace mLearning. Jane in Java 2: mLearning in my school. skip to main | skip to sidebar. MORE >>

services to document learning both within and outside of the classroom. While I have experimented with a number of apps that incorporate Augmented Reality, one that I find really interesting right now is a service called Wikitude. The service uses GPS positioning on one’s phone (as of this writing, the Wikitude app is only available on Android phones and the iPhone) to find landmarks and other points of interesting that are located within one’s physical proximity. Mobile learning has always been about using the tools of learning wherever one finds themselves. MORE >>