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Here is a wonderful resource I came across today and wanted you to see as well. TCEA iPads Apps and iBooks is a resource page created by the folks in TCEA (Texas Computer Education Association) which is a member-based organization devoted to the use of technology in education. Via Elizabeth E Charles 
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Tablets provide a unique work opportunity, as they combine the best parts of a computer with a piece of paper, and provide a product that is more useful than either on their own. Having both a keyboard and a stylus will ensure that you are taking full advantage of your tablet’s affordances.
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Mobile apps and the cloud in are in a serious long term relationship that gets deeper every day. This infographic has all the juicy details.
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Also on Twitter: http://twitter.com/celcurtin Via Kim Flintoff
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The Mobile Learning infoKit is a developing resource from JISC infoNet launched at ALT-C 2011 alongside the new JISC publication Emerging Practice in a Digital... Via Kim Flintoff
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A common refrain from both management and clients alike today is, "We need an app..." Unfortunately, over the long-term, mobile solutions for you or your client... Via Kim Flintoff
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Students want to use their mobile devices in class. A lot of faculty object. Is there a middle ground where collaborative learning can actually take place?
By David Raths.
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This opinion piece highlights the advantages of creating mobile web apps before native apps, even if your core focus is native apps. Via Rory Chalcraft
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's comment July 4, 2012 6:25 PM
The article needs updating I think - as I understand it, Google App Inventor was discontinued some time ago and transferred to MIT's App Inventor.
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In just a few years, handheld computers like smartphones and tablets have gone from niche items to the primary way many people use the Internet. Their popularity has led some supporters to predict that the devices will revolutionize how college students learn and experience college. Seton Hill University, in Pennsylvania, has branded itself as "the leader in mobile learning" and heavily advertises its iPad program as a way to reel in prospective students.
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SMART phones usage is starting to match PC use, according to research that says Australia has the 2nd highest penetration in the world. Via Kim Flintoff
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