This presentation exists of two parts, one focusing on the mobile learning project and one part on the Mobile Moodle project.This presentation will be given by Carlos Kiyan and Ignatia Inge de Waard during mLearncon conference in San Diego, California, June 2010

1. Mobile Moodle Inge de Waard / Carlos Kiyan

7. Pre-test (day 1) -access LCMS ( MLE Moodle) -via email -website Clinical Case (day 3) -3D movies (podcast deliver using iTunes) -Questions related with clinical case (start discussion forum Moodle) -Critical thinking Conclusion of discussion (day 10) - strengthening network Send summary material Website link (day 11) Post-test (day 15) wifi

8. Tools chapter

9. Looking at the tools iClone & Moviestorm doctor/patient scenarios

11. MLE Moodle A web-based platform ( MLE Moodle ), is offered to support the learning events, tracking students’ progresses over time (the tracking went not as well as we expected, so working on that)

12. Pre and post test Baseline knowledge and learning outcomes were tested through mobile-based multiple choice questions issued at the beginning and end of each module

13. Mid-term evaluation chapter

15. Prior eLearning and mobile knowledge

20. Wifi in rural areas Local Area Network

21. Paradigm Break (it is not just a phone) Classical model sms, voice New model sms, voice, data, video Internet Graphs by Ellar Llacsahuanga

22. Part 2: Sharing smartphone/Moodle community

23. We represent this community

24. What happened next? The focus group and mid-term evaluation results => improve MLE for iPhone connectivity. http:// iphone.moodle.com.au / (register for free and try out the demo course) How? the lego principle => Build something larger than the individual blocks together Smartphone Moodle community emerges

25. List all the Moodle Mobile existing and learn from them

26. The Lego principle

27. Moodleman Julian Ridden offered webspace

28. Create a mlearning discussion space, not just a tool

29. 2 native apps apply parts of moodle4iPhone

30. Further steps Opening up Moodle for other Mobile Operating Systems: Android, Symbian are currently working (with hiccups) How? Moodle server side (php, xml, css additions).

31. Current actions Cleaning the coding: GIT + community Going for native iPhone app (native app => changes made based on Webkit (SDK) of mobile phones, this is in contrast with adapting a CMS on the server side)

32. Apply Lego principles for future native app? ?

36. Whas’up??? Q and A (cartoon by Nick D Kim, nearingzero.net )

39. Contact E-mail: [email_address] & [email_address] Blog: ignatiawebs.blogspot.com (click the ‘mobile’ tag) Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ignatia http://twitter.com/ckiyan Slideshare (ppt): http://www.slideshare.net/ignatia linkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/ingedewaard http://be.linkedin.com/pub/carlos-kiyan/2/303/992