Handheld Learning - learning with mobile and ubiquitous technologies

I've been waiting for it - much needed for presentations/reasons why and how successful we are doing with our handheld project.

The content is really impressive and what is even more important it balances the information of the project development, practical issues and material for further development. A great job has been done!! It pushes me to new spheres/dreams. Thank you

We are just a single class project - but with an amazing encouragement and interest in the Austrian education community. Unfortunately documentations are only in German - or are there any who struggle through it???
Here is the link: http://www.schule.at/community/index.php?cid=8033

Hello all,

As well as the main Learning2Go website, the Learning2Go team and Wolverhampton City Learning Centre have also launched the Learning2Go Blog and Podcast at www.learning2goblog.org. Over the last three weeks, we have been supporting primary schools in the city in making podcasts. These have been published onto the podcast site and can be streamed over the internet, downloaded via the iTunes podcast directory, or pulled down onto PDAs using a piece of software called FeederReader (www.feederreader.com) via the power of RSS.

I'm sure that the learners in our podcasting schools would love to receive comments on their work - please visit www.learning2goblog.org to comment if you can.

For further details on the project, see this post:

http://www.learning2goblog.org/2006/09/27/the-world-in-your-handheld-the-learning2go-blogpodcast-project/

Regards,

Richard Anderson
Wolverhampton CLC

Wow, this is great Dave, all you could ever need to know about the project in one handy place.  Ta!