SMS SmartPhone Quiz - Mobile Learning

MOBILE LEARNING JANUARY 9, 2008 Create a free SMS auto-reply learning tool I’ve previously blogged about StudyTXT , a system deployed at a number of New Zealand educational institutions (to whom it is available for free), which allows students to send an SMS and receive on-demand learning and support information on their mobile phones. It’s possible for us to set up customised SMS-response systems by working with a telecommunications services provider, but this can be a pricey or time-consuming exercise. Jane’s teacher uses an SMS reply system to provide a weekly summary of ten key terms or concepts learned during that week. MORE >>	CELL PHONES IN LEARNING JANUARY 4, 2010 SCVNGR: Cell Phone Scavenger Hunt Builder! The great aspect of this application is that you can use it with basic text messaging (no GPS or smartphone required) OR you can use it with an iPhone! Most of the scavenger hunt type applications online only use smartphones, so it is fantastic to come across one that is more accessible (since over 60% of cell phone users still have basic phones). The hunt can be anywhere! MORE >>	RECENT POSTS SEPTEMBER 26, 2010 \| MLEARNOPEDIA DELICIOUS QR Codes: Augmenting Augmented Reality \| Instructional Design Fusions JANUARY 4, 2010 \| CELL PHONES IN LEARNING SCVNGR: Cell Phone Scavenger Hunt Builder! JANUARY 4, 2010 \| CELL PHONES IN LEARNING SCVNGR: Cell Phone Scavenger Hunt Builder! JANUARY 9, 2008 \| MOBILE LEARNING Create a free SMS auto-reply learning tool
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CELL PHONES IN LEARNING JANUARY 4, 2010 SCVNGR: Cell Phone Scavenger Hunt Builder! The great aspect of this application is that you can use it with basic text messaging (no GPS or smartphone required) OR you can use it with an iPhone! Most of the scavenger hunt type applications online only use smartphones, so it is fantastic to come across one that is more accessible (since over 60% of cell phone users still have basic phones). The hunt can be anywhere! SCVNGR MORE >>	MLEARNOPEDIA DELICIOUS SEPTEMBER 26, 2010 QR Codes: Augmenting Augmented Reality \| Instructional Design Fusions QR codes can be read by specialized scanners, by mobile phones with cameras, and by smartphones. Mobile phones and smartphones require a reader application to display information associated with a QR code, native on some of the newer models of phones. The white border is part of the code. Free QR code generators can be used to generate QR code images. Bookmark the permalink. MORE >>
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