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Mobile learning has stalled, argues John Traxler, professor of digital learning at the University of Wolverhampton's Institute of Education. He challenges Digifest to examine what's happened and how can it get back on track. 
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Top 18 Incredible Resources on Using QR Codes in eLearning and mLearning. Using QR Codes in eLearning and mLearning.
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Online education platforms are rapidly gaining in popularity as more and more people revel in the idea of learning just about anything – from sciences to...
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Kids today grow up with touchscreen devices and seem to innately know how to use them. This is lucky for them, as smartphone designers across the globe seem determined to fit the most content and least number of buttons onto the front of a phone. This means gestures—scrolling, swiping, tapping, pinching, flicking—are becoming the dominant interaction of the smartphone user interface. Children intuitively know which touch gestures to apply, but what about those of us who aren’t so-called “digital natives?”
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Don’t fight the use of mobile devices—embrace mobile learning in your live classroom events and instructor-led training.
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"When people talk about programs to replace face-to-face teaching and learning experiences (my classroom!), I start to squirm. I started Mobile Learning, a book written collaboratively by SAS Curriculum Pathways, with a healthy dose of skepticism; however, I was soon won over because there is a respectful balance between the promotion of mobile learning and the necessity for sound pedagogy." Via EDTECH@UTRGV
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The Understanding The Difference Between eLearning and mLearning Infographic will help you create effective instructional content for each format.
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Jan Eade's curator insight,
February 16, 2015 5:07 AM
This site contains lots of interesting ideas for using QR codes in the classroom.
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A practical guide for educational organisations planning to implement a mobile learning initiative.
This infoKit is a practical guide to thinking through the issues relating to institutional adoption of mobile learning. It follows a JISC Mobile and Wireless Technologies Review which delves deeper into the theory behind mobile learning and the wider context. One of the biggest take-aways from that review is that mobile learning is still in its infancy and that mobile learning, as explained in What is mobile learning? is about the mobility of the learner rather than the device.
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Maybe you’re new to the e-Learning industry, and all of this online training development language is unfamiliar to you—or maybe you’ve been in the industry for years, and you’re always discovering new trends and techniques to make your e-Learning... Check out these 12 e-Learning buzzwords that you need to know right now, along with resources to expand your e-Learning knowledge.
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