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News is king of content on mobile devices
Mobile devices are used to consume media of all types, but the Pew Research Center reports that news is the number one thing that Americans access on their devices. Here’s a link to the Information Week article on the Pew study:
It’s not hard to believe because our news has become increasingly “byte-sized”. We use our mobile devices frequently, but for short periods of time in most cases and that follows the byte-sized model so news may be a natural fit.
mLearning is Good
- Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Views from the Vanguard of Using Mobile Media for Learning » Spotlight
They then upload the material to a database that professional scientists will use to study the environment. View Spotlight videos and interviews on Vimeo. Subscribe to Newsletter Enter your e-mail address to receive our periodic e-newsletter of Spotlight highlights. Subscribe to Feed Enter your e-mail address to receive daily updates. RSS/XML Recent Comments By Charles Youngs on Measuring Classroom Progress: 21st Century Assessment Project Wants Your Input By Caro on Measuring
spotlight.macfound.org
- Wednesday, February 17, 2010
January Hot List: Mobile Learning Content
works by nodes signaling each other and linking into patterns - Golden Swamp , January 2, 2010 My 8 learning predictions for 2010 - Ignatia Webs , January 4, 2010 New Study: Texting Helps Children Learn to Spell. - Cell Phones in Learning , January 24, 2010 Other Sources The following are the top items based on social signals. Keeping in touch | Personalising Learning with the iPod Touch , January 10, 2010 Hot Topics RIM (7) Picking the "Right" Smartphone for mLearning , January 10, 2010 My mLearning Predictions for 2010 , January 2, 2010 My "Top Ten List"
mLearnopedia on Blogspot
- Monday, February 15, 2010
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Cell Phone Remote Control with Voicethread
1) Mathcasts and Social Studies reports , Wes Fryer highlights some excellent examples of Mathcasting and Social Studies reports with Voicethread. I am a big fan of Voicethread for use in education. Not just because Voicethread gives educators free accounts, but because now they have added a "telephone" option for commenting and controlling the Voicethread presentation.
Cell Phones in Learning
- Tuesday, February 26, 2008
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eLearning report: Review of Learning 2.0 Practices by Christine Redecker
in particular, this study on the impact of Web2.0 in this report issued by the European Commission, she focuses on two studies that were undertaken to look at the potential of learning2.0. These studies were done by the Institute of Prospective Technological Studies (IPTS) launched and the interesting difference between these studies was that (1) in informal settings and (2) was taken place in formal education & training (E&T). If you are interested in eLearning and Learning2.0 innovations on education and training in Europe written by Christine
Ignatia Webs
- Thursday, November 19, 2009
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New Study on Student Mobile Phone Usage in Other Countries
John Evans , a wonderful technology educator from Canada, sent me the study Children's Use of Mobile Phones: An International Comparison . They studied children ages 9-18 in Korea, Japan, India, Mexico, and China. The document is over 60+ pages long, but I wanted to summarize one of the interesting finds; the number of students who own and use mobile phones. % of 12 year olds with a cell phone Japan=50% Korea=87% China=27% India=11% Published by GSM Association and the Mobile Society Research Institute within NTT DOCOMO in February 2009.
Cell Phones in Learning
- Sunday, March 15, 2009
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Mobile Learning Study Shows High Acceptance of M-Learning Among Students
Table from the Study - EFFECTIVENESS OF MOBILE LEARNING IN DISTANCE EDUCATION
came across this study in one of my web searches and I was pleseantly surprised because it’s an actual research report and not just another technological opinion piece that infers that mobile will be “big” (no offense to anyone who writes about that, I do it too). The study is titled, EFFECTIVENESS OF MOBILE LEARNING IN DISTANCE EDUCATION , and written by Dr. I Muhammad Imran YOUSUF.
mLearning is Good
- Thursday, March 12, 2009
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European report on 'The Impact of Social Computing on the EU Information Society and Economy' also mobile social media
The European Commission JRC (Joint Research Center), Institute for Prospective Technological Studies released last week at the EU Ministerial Conference on e-Government a comprehensive report on social and economic implications of Social Computing [aka Web2.0, For anyone interested in social media and the impact it has on both society and economy, this is a very worthwhile report. social media]. 'The Impact of Social Computing on the EU Information Society and Economy' (Eds.) Yves Punie, Wainer Lusoli, Clara Centeno, Gianluca Misuraca and David Broster.
Ignatia Webs
- Thursday, November 26, 2009
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New Report Reinforces Mobile Learning is Best as Performance Support
I just read an article titled, “Smartphones Make IBM Smarter, But Not As Expected” about IBM and Columbia University’s recent study on the behavior and effects of mobile learning within IBM. The study was very insightful, and the findings support the notion that m-Learning is currently best consumed in the form of performance support material. Employees Employees did not find the mobile courseware to be particularly helpful. This may be the nature of their jobs, so I don’t think this means that mobile courseware of any kind is not useful.
mLearning is Good
- Sunday, January 31, 2010
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Horizon 2009 Report « Electric Archaeology: Digital Media for Learning and Research
Electric Archaeology: Digital Media for Learning and Research Agent based modeling, games, virtual worlds, and online education for archaeology and history Frontpage Return home Browse By topic Subscribe RSS feed adventure agent based modeling ancient geography Ancient World Mapping Center Archaeological Blogs archaeology arg bibliography caesar iv civilization competition data management digital history environments epigraphy funding game theory
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US Mobile Learning Market prognosis
In their report which is covering the years 2008 - 2013, Ambient states that mobile learning services will make up 25.2% Although these insights are not new, the study also forecasts a huge growth of e-book devices such as the Amazon Kindle. Link: http://www.ambientinsight.com/Reports/MobileLearning.aspx
...Tags: A recent analysis by market researcher Ambient is forecasting a tremendous growth of mobile learning services. of the entire mobile software market by the year 2013.
mLearning Blog
- Tuesday, January 20, 2009
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Top 50 Mobile Learning Resources
The ECAR Study of Undergraduate Students and Information Technology, 2009
2009 Horizon Report
I’ve spent an inordinately long time writing a whitepaper on mobile learning trying to expound our thoughts about it and how it might be used in the workplace. I’ve ve been doing some research around it and I’ve
www.upsidelearning.com
- Monday, November 2, 2009
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Report: Sydney AUC iPhone SDK Workshop
Nick’s interest in all things Apple has naturally led him to apply his studies in Software Engineering to developing all manner of cool, useful, and whacky iPhone apps. There has been considerable activity at the University of Canberra with the implementation of Apple-based systems for supporting teaching and learning. With the University installing a new lecture recording system, staff here in the Teaching & Learning Centre have been focused on ways to optimise the capture, editing, and delivery of videos from all sources (including learner-created, teacher-created, and lecture-recorded).
Mobile Learning
- Sunday, January 31, 2010
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