Handheld Learning

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Game Changer: Is it iPad? (Articles/Latest)

...tioned as well as my potential need for medication.It seems that few people want to hear about disruptive change, despite what our politicians tells us. In the education sector our agencies don’t want &

11 May, 2010

Preview: Handheld Learning 2009 (Articles/Latest)

...winning journalist and broadcaster, she is the author of the book Grit that makes the case for a radical change in education in the UK, advocating and end to the “one size fits all” approach - and &

23 September, 2009

The End of the mLearning Revolution (Articles/Latest)

... processing stimuli or information. The excitement about how portable and ubiquitous technologies might change traditional teaching methods should have centred around the widening opportunities to &

03 July, 2009

Is the 21st Century here yet? (Articles/Latest)

...knitting’ and to avoid taking risks; and those organisations who approach the recession as a catalyst for change and an impetus for doing things differently. My hope is that we see the latter consider &

12 January, 2009

It's the Learning, Stupid! (Articles/Latest)

... than learning. There’s a prevalent assumption that low spec, low cost devices for all will effect a step change in new and innovative teaching methods and therefore learning. I’m not convinced. The e &

01 March, 2008

Identity, Ownership and Mobility (Articles/Latest)

...rospect of looking like the dashing yet rough-edged, Mark E Smith, I suggested to my dentist that I would change practitioner. I therefore requested my dental records assuming that it was I who, as th &

21 January, 2008

Back and Forward (Articles/Latest)

...he world of employment that our learners are destined to join? Aren’t we all motivated to improve things, change the status quo and be enablers for innovation in learning with better outcomes?Looking &

21 December, 2007

Handheld Learning 2007: And the Winner Is … (Articles/Latest)

...r 10 and made it to the venue just in time to attend the pre-conference session called “Mobile Learning Exchange” and the Kaleidoscope Mobile Learning SIG. I won’t go into the details of these or any &

20 November, 2007

Handheld Learning 2007 - Preview (Articles/Latest)

...ting this event they not only demonstrate their leadership but also their willingness to enable an open exchange on where technology sits in the future of learning.It’s hard to even comprehend how muc &

17 September, 2007

The Steering Committee Speaks (Articles/Latest)

... opportunities where educationalists, the industry, higher education and technologists get to interact, exchange opinions, and help shape the direction of travel. “ Tony continued, “Mobile technologie &

17 September, 2007

Creative Assessment with Handhelds (Articles/Latest)

...eriences in computer suits, or overburdening teachers with data capture and scanning tasks. As technology changes so rapidly we also wanted to make sure we had a broad perspective of what was possible &

17 March, 2007

Handhelds in Feltham - An Evaluation (Articles/Latest)

...the school more.Parents learnt about the PDAs alongside their children which immediately and dramatically changed the home-school relationship. Some pupils reported that their parents’ extended use of &

17 March, 2007

Handheld Learning 2006 - Review (Articles/Latest)

...ut, until that happens, the presenters, delegates, and ideas from Handheld Learning 2006 are sparking the change in schools that will lead to every student using a handheld device for learning.Speaker &

31 October, 2006

mLearn 2006 - Review (Articles/Latest)

...ates the rapid progress made by the mlearning community in the UK, the accelerating pace of technological change with devices and connectivity, the raised expectations of the digital and net generatio &

31 October, 2006

Education Beyond the Classroom (Articles/Latest)

...rent that the software provokes a greater interest in the wider environment and in topics such as climate change. (We shall present some new findings at HL 2006 based on 1000 additional users of WildK &

23 June, 2006

Ubiquitous Computing: More than Handhelds (Articles/Latest)

...ld around them and the people in it.When it comes to education, Ubiquitous access to digital technologies changes what is pedagogically possible in at least three ways. First, ubiquitous access to the &

28 April, 2006

Adding value through podcasting (Articles/Latest)

...d.Some questions for youSo you ask … if podcasting was in my armoury all those years ago how would I have changed things? Well, I’d have introduced a computer lab radio newsletter. But as I’m outlinin &

03 March, 2006

Dont take the 'P' out of PDAs, a story of cars, houses, breakfast and PDAs (Articles/Latest)

...WITH. Many first time users have NO IDEA what a PDA can actually do.Do you need to sync to your outlook/exchange diary? Or just pick up email occasionally, or keep notes on it, or edit Word documents &

14 November, 2005

A Clear view and strong signal for mLearning (Articles/Latest)

...tential to be acknowledged as effective tools for learning.Hopefully the work of the mobile pioneers will change this.Going to the top of Table Mountain can give a really clear view, especially when t &

14 November, 2005

BIG CHANGE for $mall ¢hange (Articles/Latest)

...ld, the teacher could now engage in profoundly different instructional activities. This represented a big change for $mall ¢hange. Remember in the late 50’s when paperback books were introduced? The E &

03 May, 2005

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