The slides cover MOOCs and gradually focus towards the research I am currently rolling out to see whether mobile access has an impact on learner interactions in an open, online course. First research data mlearn2012 mobile access in mooc course from Inge Ignatia de Waard. mobile mLearning education research mobile learning mooc mobimooc social interaction presentation learner interaction community of inquiryBelow you can find the slides I used for the CIDER session that was organized by the Canadian Institute for Distance Education yesterday. MORE >>

can see how such a deck, build with my own set of slides and key pointers would enable me to draw up a meaningful presentation in no time, or I could even tailor a presentation on the go having such a master deck at my back hand draw. It can be used for both face-to-face, as well as virtual presentations, so you could even use it while teaching a subject. For those interested in informal learning, I gladly share the informal master deck of Jay Cross here: Jay's informal learning research deck from Jay Cross. For years I have been following Jay Cross. great. MORE >>

So we are now seven members in the MobiMOOC research them (alphabetical order): Sean C. The wonderful thing about the MobiMOOC research team is that it is an informally build group. Michael Sean Gallagher, Rebecca Hogue and Nilgün Özdamar Keskin were at mLearn2001 and they gave the presentation accompanying the paper. gladly share their presentation here. MobiMOOC: where MOOC meets mLearning as a new pedagogical format View more presentations from Inge Ignatia de Waard. What a thrill it has been. The course was entitled MobiMOOC and. off it went. MORE >>

Download the Mobile Learning Implementation Roadmap by Gary Woodill, i5 Research. How-to Presentations Toolsmlearning implementation road map. MORE >>

Chillian researchers from the Universidad de Chile, Santiago have a wonderful and useful research paper focusing on new features of html5 and how they can be used for situated learning scenarios. What I found of immediate interest was their list of new, useful html5 features related to offline mLearning and semantic features - really nice: HTML5 provides a number of new features that almost all yield to the possibility to enrich HTML sites either by new communication mechanisms or by new presentation techniques. mLearning mLearn research html5 paper MORE >>