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http://themobilelearner.wordpress.com/2010/08/27/the-future-of-reality-contro
This video from TED demonstrates new technology being developed where a human can interact with devices to control objects simply by thinking about them. On the one hand, a very exciting development, especially when it comes to supporting children with physical disabilities. On the other, I can’t help to feel how much this resembles the [...]
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http://themobilelearner.wordpress.com/2010/08/10/ipods-in-education-part-14-e
True, mobile devices work well across the curriculum. Much time as been spent in this “iPods in Education” series on uses as they relate to Language Arts or geography instruction. This time, I’d like to branch out and look at some uses in science. While I myself am not an expert in the field, I [...]
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http://themobilelearner.wordpress.com/2010/07/23/format-wars-in-the-mobile-sp
iOS or Android? Kobo, iBooks, Nook or Kindle? There are clearly format wars taking place today in the mobile space. When it comes to operating systems, handsets, or ebook readers, everything mobile is entangled in some sort of format competition. We’ve seen this in the media space many times before. There was VHS vs. Beta [...]
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http://themobilelearner.wordpress.com/2010/07/19/new-media-tools-and-cognitiv
This TED talk, presented by Clay Shirky in June 2010, discusses how digital technology has given us the ability to use our collective spare time and talents, what Shirky calls ‘cognitive suplus’, to participate in global projects and create in a global environment is ways that was never before possible. This voluntary participation has the [...]
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http://themobilelearner.wordpress.com/2010/06/27/mobile-learning-a-4th-readin
Here are 10 of the more recent articles and blog posts that I have read concerning mobile learning. Links to the other 3 lists can be found at the bottom of this blog post. 1) 5 Steps to Harnessing the Power of Cell Phones in Education Today: This blog post provides 5 ways that teachers [...]
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http://themobilelearner.wordpress.com/2010/06/11/on-five-difficulties-in-mobi
As we continue to reflect on the value of mobile learning, it is important to consider the issues surrounding the difficulties in implementation. One cannot successfully implement the use of mobile devices for learning in schools without reflecting on the difficulties associated with this form of learning. Here, I reflect on what I perceive as [...]
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http://themobilelearner.wordpress.com/2010/05/22/learning-more-about-mobile-l
Educase has a “7 Things You Should Know About…” series concerning technology and it’s uses and impacts to education. Clicking the image above will bring you to their document about mobile learning apps.
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http://themobilelearner.wordpress.com/2010/05/08/thoughts-on-the-current-stat
Only a few short years ago, when mobile devices were still mainly cell phones and music players, the thought of a mobile revolution supplanting the computer revolution seemed distant. Computers ruled for three main reasons: more powerful hardware, better software and, most importantly, much faster access to the internet. However, we have seen a major [...]
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http://themobilelearner.wordpress.com/2010/04/19/mobile-devices-as-musical-de
Using an iPhone as a musical device is an interesting application of a cell phone. While known as a music player designed to allow users to consume music, developers have created apps that can transform the iPhone into a musical device to create music as well. One iPhone app that makes this possible is Ocarina, [...]
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http://themobilelearner.wordpress.com/2010/04/04/cell-phones-in-education-par
Several weeks ago, I wrote a blog post discussing instant feedback using a back-channel titled: The Back-Channel Effect: Are Educators Ready for Real-Time Feedback. In that blog post, I suggested that real-time feed-back is being utilized by presenters and industry to gauge the experience of their audiences or their customers. I also suggested that using [...]
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