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Workshop on mobile learning on 1 June 2010 for the 6th Annual Innovations in e-Learning Symposium
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Iel2010 Mobile Learning Workshop
- 1. Tips, Techniques and Tools for Mobile Learning Judy Brown David Metcalf IEL 2010 1 June 2010
- 2. Workshop Plan • Introductions • Why? • What? • Design Considerations • Resources Break • Examples • Tools • Moving Forward • Wrap
- 6. Some Stats • 4.6 billion • 3.4 billion • 1.2 billion • 3x • 1.13 billion • 270 million • 17 months • 4 years
- 7. Growth
- 10. What?
- 11. Define Mobile Netbook / Tablet PC Laptop Micro PC Cell Phone UMPC / MID Wearable or Combination Game Player (e-book Device Handheld (Audio / reader / / PDA Video) USB Drive)
- 12. Handheld Learning 2009 “Mobile phones are misnamed. They should be called ‘gateways to all human knowledge’.” Ray Kurzweil, Futurist
- 14. Five Moments of Learning Needs • When learning for the first time • When wanting to learn more • When trying to remember • When things change • When something goes wrong Dr. Conrad Gottfredson
- 15. It is Much More than Just Courses Mobile Learning Opportunities arning Contextualized le Evaluation ion Poll Just-in-time Locat c Field ifi guide spec Quiz g Micro learnin Feedback Lea Review/remember r mo ning Video recordin gs dul Alerts es Note taking Survey Geo-blogging ipti on T ranscr Test ings Audio record Geo-explora tion Reminders ccess Capture/share/document On-demand a e Reporting Referenc Procedur es Updates Game-based learning ion Conferencing Simulat toring Organization Coaching/men k list Job aid/chec Assignm ents Translati on Augmented reality Decision support Presentations
- 16. It is Much More than Just Courses Mobile Learning Opportunities
- 17. Different than e-Learning • More personal • Networked • Fun • More interactive • Spontaneous • Shorter in duration • To the point • For instant use • Engaging users to contribute and share Sami Leppänen
- 18. Definition? “The exploitation of “Mobile learning, or ubiquitous handheld m-learning, can be technologies, together any educational with wireless and interaction delivered mobile phone through mobile networks, to technology and facilitate, support, accessed at a enhance and extend student’s convenience the reach of teaching from any location.” and learning.” Educause ELI MoLeNET
- 20. Which Device?
- 21. Design
- 22. Resources
- 23. Resources Listing • Also available at http://judybrown. com/handout • Slides at http:// slideshare.net/ judyb
- 24. Examples
- 25. Content Types 1. Triggered Notifications and Reminders 2. Interactive Messaging 3. Voice-Based Content and Tests 4. Reference Materials 5. Content and Courseware 6. Media-Based Content
- 32. Abilene Christian University • Syllabus • “Clicker” • Resources - dictionary, thesaurus, calculator, etc. • Classroom communicator • Podcasting client • eBook • Internet communicator • Course information • Notetaking • Gradebook/attendance http://m.acu.edu
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- 37. Virginia Mobile Learning Apps Development Challenge
- 38. Army.mil Mobile
- 40. ARIS (Augmented Reality and Interactive Storytelling)
- 41. Moving Forward
- 42. Hardware • It’s not about devices, but capabilities • It’s about the experience — not the technology
- 43. Looking Ahead… • Devices • Near Field • Location Communication • Mobile broadband • Personalization • Recognition • Sensors • Accelerometers • Orientation • Context aware • Heart rate • Augmented • Blood glucose Reality • Pulse • Machine to machine
- 45. Qualcomm patents Multi-fold display
- 46. QR Codes
- 48. Sensors
- 49. Wrap
- 50. What Are Your Favorite Mobile Learning Examples?
- 51. Questions / Discussion Judy Brown judy.brown.ctr@adlnet.gov www.mlearnopedia.com David Metcalf dmetcalf@ist.ucf.edu