Mobile Nomads and Social Media, Fredericton, NB, Canada

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    Welcome !!! My name is Inge de Waard, I am the coordinator of eLearning at the Tropical Institute of Medicine in Antwerp – ITM for short. Today I will be …. speaking to you about mobile projects and social media.

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    1. M-Nomads: creating a mobile oasis with social media by Inge de Waard
    2. Today's emerging mobile learning industry is open for exploration
    3. eLearning developers & providers need to join the mobile caravan “ You must be the change you wish to see” - Gandhi
    4. Where to start ? How do we motivate ourself and others?
    5. Your mobile goals are within reach if you gather around the oasis "Attempt the impossible in order to improve your work. " --Bette Davis
    6. Engage in mobile projects and create a tribe of explorers
    7. Develop pilot programs 3 examples with different technologies
      • co design and co deploy
    8. Research based on simple data exchange: FAMACHA anaemia
    9. analyze before setting up a mobile project Target Group Build on what exists Cost
    10. incorporate all the participants Sms Delimiters Sms: 8431,1,3,2,1,3,2,4,2 farmer cattle eye data
    11. Assure benefits for all Mobile data connection: great for statistical, rural research!
    12. Telemedicine
    13. Be inspired by student centered learning and interactivity Active learning techniques benefit all
    14. Provide content that is cross platform
    15. Know the conditions or needs that your learners face Wimax asp programming
    16. connect and spread the message Mobile discussion fora: great for peer to peer knowledge exchange! Give those in need the tools to set-up a project
    17. eSCART online courses Different media suit different learners’ skills
    18. Redesign existing strong projects eXelearning.org Javascript Html & CSS
    19. Make learning a multi-sensory experience
      • Natural Evolution HIV/AIDS
      Screen capturing (captivate, camtasia) Video editing (final cut, premiere) Audio editing (audicity = free) Asynchronous discussion +
    20. Make learning a multi-sensory experience
    21. Explore the software you already use
      • Mobile = mp4 conversion
      offline possibilities Redesign material for mobile use whenever possible
    22. Develop pilot programs 3 examples with different technologies
      • co design and co deploy
    23. Use social media to motivate learners Last_FM
    24. Use social media to motivate learners
    25. Use social media to motivate learners
    26. group benefits: create a global tribe
      • Involve more senses and interactivity => better learning outcomes
      Creating a group dynamic assures pedagogical benefits
    27. Join relevant communities
      • College2.0 learning community
      • Gaming community
      • Canadian eLear ning research community
      Useful in mobile forums or to find partners
    28. Use wikis to enhance social interaction in mobile projects read/write edit publish
    29. Use wikis to enhance social interaction in mobile projects Blade wiki : personal mobile wiki Tiki wiki : mobile wiki We used a wiki with all the teachers to follow up on the development of e-courses
    30. vodcasting: were high end Web2.0 meets … you, me & everyone we know
      • ITM vodcast
      Vodcasts enable immediate mobile access/download through iTunes Post movies from your mobile to YouTube or Blip.tv
    31. Don’t be a lonely nomad: make your profile known
    32. Use your profile to connect to people facebook LinkedIn cv Flickr mobile photos
    33. Use your profile to connect to people Del.icio.us
    34. microblogging let your tribe know what you are doing
      • Twitter
      => Keep in touch with members/learners on the (mobile) go Jaiku
    35. Let’s do it!
      • "What we have to learn to do,
      • we learn by doing." – Aristotle
    36. Do it! & keep it small See result: www.youtube.com/profile?user=cyberinge Send video to: [email_address] See the result on: http://twitter.com/rhl_mobile Log in to twitter.com: User: Rhl_mobile Pw: ilikeyou See the result on www.flickr.com/photos/14189102@N05/ Send a mail to: [email_address] Why? To share movies that could help discussing a case or study Why? To share progress or interesting links Why? To share photos of cases or projects
    37. Will you be able to create your own mobile knowledge oasis?
    38. Will your projects die through lack of motivation?
    39. Engage in mobile projects and create a mobile tribe
    40. Mobile projects will put your knowledge on the map So join the mobile caravan
    41. Contact me Email: idewaard@ itg.be Blog: ignatiawebs.blogspot.com Del.icio.us: http:// del.icio.us/ignatia linkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/1/B09/452 Twitter: http:// twitter.com/Ignatia

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