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Talent Ng’andwe (2010) Mobile Phone Learning on the Move in Africa, e-Learning Africa News Portal, June 28 From the article: By 2009, about one third of the African population had a mobile phone subscription – as opposed to only 8.7% using the Internet through desktop computers [...] Maxim Jean-Louis, the President of Contact North, was one of the participants in the recent HEQCO meeting to discuss possible areas of research that would inform the development of a new Ontario Online Institute. Following the meeting, he produced a very interesting document for HEQCO entitled: A Research Framework for the Online Learning Institute [...]
I don’t normally cover k-12 (too much extra work and not my area of expertise) but I liked this web site about St Marys City Schools (Ohio) Mobile Learning Technology. Scott Newcomb <Scott.Newcomb@smriders.net> sent me this information. He is a fourth grade teacher in St. Marys, Ohio, which has been involved [...] McCrea, B. (2010) iPhones on Campus: Network Security Goes Mobile Campus Technology, May 27 An article more for IT specialists, it also provides a further update on Abilene Christian University’s project involving iPhones for all students. See also ‘A University using iPhones for Teaching‘, More on the Mobile Campus’ and Vision for use of [...] Galt, V. (2010) How to bake agility into corporate DNA Globe and Mail, May 20 In my blog on Six Priorities for Canadian e-learning in 2010 I wrote: Canada is a leader in mobile technology (Research in Motion, Nortel’s merger with Avaya, etc.), the Canadian mobile networks have just been opened up [...] |
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