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- 1. Educational Mobility mLearning is not about a device
- 2. v Trickle Down Effectively …“ mobile” is not just a device, it’s all the digital environments the learners live in…
- 3. Organized cohort of like-minded learners What is a class? Led by an expert, learning through curriculum and discovery
- 4. Downtime = Found Time Where is a class? 4-walls Brick and Mortar (traditional ILT) Home, office (e-Learning) Bus, car, on the shop floor, in a waiting room, on vacation, at the airport, etc (m-Learning)
- 5. Promise: Web 2.0 Tools: Open to everyone, anytime, anywhere Imposed or own schedule? Teachable Moments When is a class? Just-in-Time Education
- 7. Email, chat, threads, feedback, guidance, messaging Communication Videos, podcasts, graphics, games, simulations Multimedia Whenever I can, I will! Downtime = Found time Ubiquitous It’s here Mobile Learning in 2009 is...
- 8. Mobile Devices Wikipedia: A mobile device (also known as cell phone device, handheld device, handheld computer) is a pocket-sized computing device, typically having a display screen with touch input or a miniature keyboard. Horizon Reports (2006) “Mobile & personal technology is increasingly being viewed as a delivery platform.” (2006) One cell phone for every 2 people on earth. Horizon Reports (2009) “Access to & portability of content – more powerful and smaller devices.” (2009) Seven cell phones for every person on earth. (2008) iPhone out sold laptops.
- 9. v Speed: Load/Send pictures, video, attachments 2X faster Video Camera: Shoot and edit on your phone then send Voice Control: Dial a phone #, call someone, play a song Watch the Guided Tour Meet iPhone 3G S. With new features like a remarkable video camera, Voice Control, and more, it's the best iPhone yet. Learn more Speed Load web pages, launch apps, open attachments—even take pictures—faster than ever before.** Video Camera Shoot video and edit on your phone, then share it via email, MMS, MobileMe, or YouTube. † Voice Control Use your voice to dial a phone number, call someone in your contacts, or play a song. Two great ways to get iPhone 3G S the day it's available. Have a new iPhone 3G S delivered right to your door on June 19 when you order from the Apple Online Store . Stop by your favorite Apple Retail Store on June 19. Better yet, reserve an iPhone 3G S online today and pick it up at the store. †† Either way, we'll activate and set up your phone for you.
- 10. v ACU's Mobile learning provides students with an interactive learning model. With the integration of new technology in the classroom, students connect to the ACU community through mobile news and calendars, course documents, in-class surveys and polls, and other educational resources.
- 11. v MindWire is an iPhone education app designed to allow stakeholders, to create flash cards with text, images, audio, and video and publish directly to segmented learner groups.
- 12. v With MindWire, instructors can create and publish flash cards stacks designed for individual classes and learners having different needs. MindWire promotes customized learning experiences and enables educators to create personalized iPhone flash card content from their web browser.
- 13. Emantras MindWire iPhone Flashcard Authoring System iphone.emantras.com MindWire Closed-networks for vetted, expert created engaging flashcards Crowd-sourcing turns to Expert-sourcing Offline, anytime access Easy to use and master
- 15. v Adaptive Mobility The combination of the unique pedagogy of mobility relevant content and the accessibility of multiple touch points
- 19. [email_address] 610-449-5899 http://www.emantras.com Sign up for a free pre-BETA trial version http://www.mobl21.com National Distance Learning Week Webinar 11/13 @ 11:a to Noon EST – “Mobile Learning” http://www.ndlw.org Mlearnopedia http://www.mlearnopedia.com/ From Toy to Tool: Cell Phones in Learning http://www.cellphonesinlearning.com/ Classroom 2.0 www.classroom20.com Resources The MindWire http://moblear.ning.com on-line social network community for mobile learning evangelists
Editor's Notes
- Abilene Christian University, the nation’s first academic iPhone adopter, currently has MindWire in place at their institution, with more schools lined up.
- Abilene Christian University, the nation’s first academic iPhone adopter, currently has MindWire in place at their institution, with more schools lined up.
- Abilene Christian University, the nation’s first academic iPhone adopter, currently has MindWire in place at their institution, with more schools lined up.
- MindWire is an iPhone flashcard application designed to allow Subject Matter Experts (teachers, human resource managers, directors, trainers, and so on) to create flashcards and distribute to those in need of training (students, new hires, etcetera).
- With MindWire, organizations can create small, closed communities to share content and training materials from a trusted source.
- MindWire’s authoring hierarchy was designed to allow organizations to create training materials on the world’s most pervasive mobile device whenever needed, without needing to contract with third-party vendors for content development, from the top down. MindWire includes a free-for-end-users application, along with a robust, branded desktop authoring system to create push content to subscribed devices.
- Members of those communities subscribe to the appropriate training decks and effortlessly receive multimedia rich, iPhone flashcards as they become available.
- Abilene Christian University, the nation’s first academic iPhone adopter, currently has MindWire in place at their institution, with more schools lined up.
- Abilene Christian University, the nation’s first academic iPhone adopter, currently has MindWire in place at their institution, with more schools lined up.
- Abilene Christian University, the nation’s first academic iPhone adopter, currently has MindWire in place at their institution, with more schools lined up.
- Abilene Christian University, the nation’s first academic iPhone adopter, currently has MindWire in place at their institution, with more schools lined up.