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Flickr Moblogging…
Flickr Moblogging… I just connected this blog with my Flickr account, immediately turning it into a moblog. The Flickr site is capable of interfacing with all of the major blog protocols, including...
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“Scan” Learning Content to PDF
A new, innovative web application called ScanR turns your mobile phone into a mobile scanner. You take a picture of a whiteboard or document, and it will convert the image into a PDF file, which it...
View ArticleThe Fourth R…
While co-authoring a white paper for the “Learning On The Move” OLT Conference, I realised that there is, in fact, a “Fourth R” to add to my previous post on the learner-centric “Three R’s of Mobile...
View ArticleModels of Mobile Learning: Learner-centric vs Techno-centric
A number of models of “mobile learning”, or m-learning identify it as a subset of e-learning, including the main Wikipedia entry on the topic. These models focus on how digital convergence and...
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Four R’s Model and Mobile Learning Activities
Repost of posting to EdNa forums, with other commentary here. A summary of previous theorisings on this model, here and here, supplemented with diagrams. We can classify mobile learning activities...
View ArticleLanguage practice using mobile phones
Ewan McIntosh highlights a post by Lynne from Tobermoryhs, where she relates “how her students have been practicing French speaking skills on their mobile phones, including a great game – how long can...
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Learner-Centric Design of Digital Mobile Learning
“Learner Centric Design of Digital Mobile Learning,” [doc] [pdf] (which I co-authored with my colleague Margaret O’Connell), received the Best Paper Award at Queensland University of Technology’s...
View ArticleMobile Learning Redefined
Steve Dembo, author of tech42.com has posted up a super video presentation entitled “Mobile Learning Redefined“. His “redefinition” centres around using the technology already in the pockets of...
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Paper Blogging – more ideas!
Sue Rockwood at the “No Matter, There” blog has had a go at the paper blogging activity, adding her own ideas to the activity such as a “blog board” which makes for a colourful and interactive display....
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Trying out Global Positioning Systems (GPS) for M-Learning
Global Positioning Systems, or GPS, provide a means of determining a person’s location and altitude on earth to within a metre or so. They are commonly used in car navigation systems to allow the...
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