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MOBLEARN
AUGUST 19, 2010
why mobile changes things?
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MOBLEARN
JANUARY 17, 2011
Mobile stats for 2010 and 2011
mobile friday smiles stats trends mobile coverage why mobileI can’t help but be bowled over when I try to get my head around exactly how many people are doing useful tasks on their phones. Many of the stats are by their nature skewed. good rule of thumb is that “the more financially viable, the more accurate the stats”. like the stats, above, as they are a pretty accurate, global summary.
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IGNATIA WEBS
DECEMBER 15, 2011
Future trends in #mobile technology what can we expect in the next 5, 10, 15 years #unesco_mlw
Keynote Paul Kim, Stanford University. Good talk, but a bit technology utopian. He focuses on success stories from his projects with children around the world while using mobile devices. He speaks with such enthusiasm, that he sounds like a promotional movie for mobile learning created at Stanford. Main idea: pedagogical paradigm shift, learning by students. for most human fields.
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MOBLEARN
JUNE 23, 2011
mLearnCon presentation
learning in USA case studies pedagogy work-based blended learning on the road mobile coverage reading south africa africa mobile events trends why mobileI have just finished a very enjoyable discussion-filled presentation at mLearnCon – a mobile learning conference in Silicon Valley arranged by the eLearningGuild.
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MOBLEARN
JULY 2, 2007
Which phones are my students using?
We build applications for all sorts of different phones, and despite the hype, many of the development tools and platforms we use are fairly stable: (MMS, SMS, Flash, Flash Lite, C for PPC etc). The one technology that we seem to be endlessly tweaking is Java for phones (J2ME), because despite the good-karma that surrounds java's "runs on any device" ethos, the harsh reality is that each phone
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UPSIDE LEARNING
APRIL 30, 2012
Mobile Learning And The BYOD Movement
While the BYOD trend may save organizations a substantial amount of money, what they are really concerned about is data security. Mobile learning will help organizations to leverage the BYOD trend to distribute ‘ just-in-time’ training snippets that are both targeted and tracked. Mobile Learning Workplace Learning Bring Your Own Device BYOD BYOD Movement BYOD Trend Mobile Workforce
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