The document discusses how technology and mobile learning are changing how students access and interact with information. It introduces the concept of a Podcasting Community of Practice (PCoP) to help improve student learning through the use of technology as a tool. Key challenges for PCoPs include time, busy schedules, and technology, but lessons learned are to start small, think big, create evangelists, and celebrate success. The document also discusses the "long tail" concept where giving people more choices results in more niche interests being served.

1. Mobile Learning

8. Remember When

9. Remember When

12. Our Relationship With Information

15. Our Children’s Relationship With Information

16. In Fact, Their World Looks More Like This ...

20. Drivers?

24. Drivers - 1GB Storage … Then circa 1987 via Spluch

25. Drivers - 1GB Storage … Now

31. Tim Berners-Lee I have always imagined the information space as something to which everyone has immediate and intuitive access , and not just to browse, but to create . [...] Furthermore, the dream of people-to-people communication through shared knowledge must be possible for groups of all sizes, interacting electronically with as much ease as they do now in person. The Mobile Web Initiative is important - information must be made seamlessly available on any device .

32. Today -> Future Personal Network to Every Device Source: Sun (June, 04)

33. The Future of Mobile Learning Science Fiction?

35. The Future of Mobile Learning Maybe Not

42. PCoP Podcasting Community of Practice

43. PCoP Obstacles Time

44. PCoP Obstacles Busy Schedules

45. PCoP Obstacles Technology

46. PCoP Lessons Learned Start Small Think Big

51. Choice

52. The Long Tail