Future Mobile Learning (29 August 2011) You may also be interested in a presentation on changing technology in education which I gave in August 1996 in which I also talked about mobile. Changing Technology from 1996 View more presentations from Judy Brown. mobile mLearning research mobile learning history future presentation ADLLast week in a workshop on mobile learning I was looking for something interesting in that difficult time right after lunch. So I decided to talk about where mobile is going and thus additional opportunities for mobile learning. What did I miss? MORE >>

If you have a mobile device and want to take a look at the app and all the presentations on your mobile, go to [link] and self-register. Thanks to The eLearning Guild for their support, the sponsors Intuition and OnPoint Digital , the other presenters and to the attendees. Tags: presentations mobile learning guild jam Last week in San Jose I was pleased to participate at DevLearn in the Mobile Learning Jam. Thanks to Jay Cross for taking this picture and posting it on Flickr. The questions and comments from the attendees was awesome. You were all great! MORE >>

On the verge of my vacation, I wanted to test a new software ( Articulate Presenter ) and see if other software that we use to build courses with can be implemented. The final product was produced by Articulate Presenter, but I mixed in Del.icio.us, Camtasia, phpBB, Captivate, QuickCam pro movies, a Ning community, Articulate Quizmaker quizzes, hotspot quiz and even a Canadian Bear! If you are interested in the production specifics, you can click on the tab 'notes' inside the articulate presenter course. am off on my vacation (more specifics in the presentation MORE >>

This will be the presentation I will give, proceeding the group brainstorm on what can enhance mobile learning research. The presentation gives an overview of ITM's latest mobile project (in Peru) and distills possible topics to enhance mobile learning research. The presentation also takes a look at the mid-term evaluation results of the Peruvian mobile project. ADL workshop on mobile learning challenges May 2010 View more presentations from ignatia. MORE >>

Presentationswith Kyle Dickson and Bill Rankin • March 4, 2010. When the first generation of mobile devices began to enter college classrooms, faculty saw them as a disruptive technology, and they were right. In the past two years mobile phones have emerged as a preferred platform, bringing communications, Internet, social networks, and gaming together into one device. Thus far, much academic exploration of mobile computing has focused on one-way channels, using devices to deliver university news and schedules along with academic documents and podcasts to students. MORE >>