How cell phones will replace learning  

The day is coming when the cell phone will be the dominant tool for accessing information. Announcements this week about Microsoft's Bing 411 and the Palm Pre suggest we're getting there fast, write columnist Mike Elgan. Read more

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Digital storytelling using iPods  

The approach taken was to use the mobile devices, not as the object of study in themselves, but as cognitive tools to be used to complete a complex and authentic task. Students used the iPods in groups to create digital stories appropriate for very young children, in the style of a children’s picture book. Read more

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Using mobile technologies to develop new ways of teaching and learning  

The project endeavoured to take an innovative approach not only in the creation of new, authentic pedagogies for mobile devices but also in the action learning approach adopted for the professional development of participants. The project involved 15 people including teachers, IT and PD personnel. Read more

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Just-in-time mobile learning model based on context awareness information  

In urgent situations, the value of mobile learning is not only ubiquitous, perpetual availability, but just-in-time learning based on context aware information and guidance. Our proposed contribution is a model based on mobile-aware services that adapt to the learning environment, embracing contextual information, mirroring levels, guidance, and metacognitive support adaptable to learner self-regulation in specific crisis situations. Read more

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iPods help ESL students achieve success  
As school leaders ponder the implications of new technologies for their classrooms, one dedicated New Jersey educator has turned theory into practice, using the iPod to teach English as a Second Language (ESL) students. Read more
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What do we know about using mobile phones in education?  
While the explosive use of mobile phones in developing countries is well-documented -- and undeniable -- and evidence is emerging that phones are slowly making their way into the hands of teens, just what this might mean for the delivery of education in developing countries is a little less clear. Read more
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Can the Best of Informal Learning Simultaneously Be the Worst Thing for Cognitive Processes?  
It struck me recently that mobile learning (or m-learning) is no longer a discipline within e-learning because of the ubiquity, enhanced screen size, and improved display quality of mobile devices. Read more
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Dr Leila Walker on handheld learning  
A presentation on handheld learning, given by Futurelab's Leila Walker at the Handheld Technology and Social Media Conference in Sheffield.
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Fragmented treasures awaiting prospectors for personalisation  
Dr Elizabeth Hartnell-Young, an expert in personalisation, e-portfolios and mobile technology, sees emerging in the use of mobile devices in her experiences working with learners and teachers using PD
Personalized Intelligent Mobile Learning System for Supporting Effective English Learning  
Since English has been an international language, how to enhance English levels of people by useful computer assisted learning forms or tools is a critical issue in non-English speaking countries because it definitely affects the overall competition ability of a country... Read more >>
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