1. Mobile learning is about more than just solo learning with devices like OLPC, and collaboration is important. Location and context are also important trends.
2. Technologies are often invented that are initially thought to have no practical or commercial use, but technologies like text messaging have taken off in popularity greatly.
3. The future of publishing and reading may involve buying books and newspapers directly over the internet on devices, though computers are still not ideal for reading compared to print.
1. Near and Far Contemplating (NFC) the future trends in Mobile and what’s happening right here right now @andyjb http//andysblackhole.blogspot.com
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3. We live in extraordinary times cue work by Nicholas Hughes using robosapiens http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0OGa1SFTUQ&feature=player_embedded Nics blog on the project its nearly five years ago http://robosapienrules.blogspot.com
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9. What do you use your phone for ? What d http://blog.nielsen.com/nielsenwire/online_mobile/u-s-teen-mobile-report-calling-yesterday-texting-today-using-apps-tomorrow/ 14/10/2010
20. Works on more devices Richer interactivity Mobile course interactivity involves compromise But there are some great toolkits & frameworks out there trying to make sense of this ...
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23. Rapidly developing community in Australia primarily using Ipod touch http://slidetolearn.ning.com Great guide to getting started at http://www.slidetolearn.info
41. ICT in FE 2006 Its not the things you predict its the things you miss that matter
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43. Reminder: M-learning is broader than just courses (it’s the journey) Location aware (GPS) Text messaging (SMS) Social networking Virtual worlds Phone calls Collaboration tools Media capture (image, sound, video) Media playback Media sharing eBooks Surveys / polls Geoff Stead of