Well, once I heard that the 5th generation iPod Nano had added a video camera, voice recorder, and a step-o-meter as well as dropping in price, I knew it was time to finally get two – for my school. Being able to shoot quite decent video anywhere, or record students anytime as well as storing gigabytes of podcasts, photos etc. The video of course. Once I’d done this, I had the weird sensation of seeing a video capture window on – an iPod. Video can be synced off the device in iPhoto on a Mac, or your usual photo program if on a PC. MORE >>

skip to main | skip to sidebar * Newsletter * LinkedIn * Facebook * 2mLearn.mobi * mLearning World Live Friday, December 14, 2007 The iPod in Education - video overview //This new mLearn Vidcast looks at how the iPod can be used for educational purposes - over 7 different examples are detailed and demo’d, with practical uses of things such as quizzes, podcasts, audiobooks and more covered. For Part 2 (podcasts, iTunes U, adding your own video, world time, stopwatch) click HERE. or to watch other mLearnxyz.net videos.// learing+2.0 39 PM Shon Bi said. Nice blog. MORE >>

Some of the most useful sessions were recorded and edited to produce videos for those who wanted to attend but couldn’t join us in New York. You can view all of the videos (6 total) on the Organizing 2.0 Two weeks ago, we hosted our first training with our partners at Organizing 2.0. The day was a huge success, thanks in no small part to the quality speakers who helped us out with each session. Below is a clip from our opening session laying out success stories of integrating mobile into union organizing. Youtube channel. Let us know what you think! Mobile Resources MORE >>

Yesterday I ran across a twitter post by Hall Davidson about a very interesting mobile phone video challenge sponsored by a local PBS station in California called Film on the Fly. On February 2nd, 2009 the contest will send out a text message challenge (story) to anyone who signs up and ask them to create a mobile video of the topic in 20 hours or less! Since many students do not have camcorders in their cell phones, they could give a video or still photo option for the challenge. myself cannot wait to participate and SEE the results! Storage Sites for the Media drop.io MORE >>

I was listening to Ed Talk (01_14) recently and they (John, Jennifer, Dave, and Jeff) spoke about a new resource called Twiddeo , which is just Twitter with video. You can post videos from your computer, but you can also post immediately from your cell phone to your personal account. This allows for many "out-of-school" learning assignments with cell phones and video. The first idea that came to my head was conducting an "I search" video paper. Of course students would need to get verbal permissions to post any person in their video. And the result.so And fun! MORE >>