Christine Martell (Visuals Speak Blog) comment on my STOP, LOOK, THINK – What Is Material Really Going To Look Like on A Mobile Device was “Now I’m really scared to look at my blog and site, so it’s a good thing I don’t know how to! Hope the next article is how to fix such [...]
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Categorized in mlearning & mobile devices
Tags: mobile device, PDA
Mobile Web Usage is Increasing – How Will You Use It With Students?
This week I will be doing a series of posts on the use of mobile technology in education. Yesterday I asked the question are UMPCs Going to Convert Courses from Paper Based to Digital?
So today – I want to know how do you plan to use the Mobile Web with students?… and I will show [...]
Categorized in mlearning & mobile devices
Why I use PDAs in the classroom
New term has begun and out come the PDAs for the students to work with (PDAs are small pocket size computers that run mobile applications like mobile Word, Excel and Internet Explorer). Always fascinating to hear their response the first time they start using them, such as “Do we get to keep them?”, “How much [...]
Categorized in mlearning & mobile devices
Aquaculture lecturer fights Telstra over PDA bill
Aquaculture lecturer fainted when she recieved the SMS from Telstra, when she was in Geraldton this morning, apparently she has exceeded her data plan limit by 259% – not sure whether the words are oops or sheesh.
So while the solution to lack of Internet access on my laptop was solved by using my PDA – [...]
Categorized in mlearning & mobile devices
Tags: mobile phones, PDA
Have Internet access so able to travel
Tomorrow morning I am flying (small plane – Fokker 50 – and weather is really bad) to Central West TAFE in Geraldton for their Quality week (as part of my commitment to the fresh thinking program) where I will be doing workshops on e-learning and m-learning. So far I have been to Swan [...]
Categorized in mlearning & mobile devices
Tags: mobile phones, PDA
Tools for the mobile lecturer
The shift from classroom based delivery to workplace delivery and workforce development means VET lecturers will need tools to ensure greater mobility. I don’t believe that one size will fit all; individual preferences and varying workplace environments circumstances will need different solutions. However I do believe that you need to start by focusing [...]
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Have PDA, will travel!
As part of my role in the Fresh Thinking Program I was fortunate enough to be invited to Pilbara TAFE to do a workshop on mobile technology (in particular PDAs). This definitely felt like a case of how much can you fit into 24 hours; and felt like going to two different seasons in [...]
Categorized in Inspiring others to use Web 2.0
Choosing which PDA to buy? and why this task should never be given to me!
Some people really love shopping and find it really easy to make fast decisions on what product to buy. I am not one of those lucky people, with my scientific background I have to thoroughly research the product before I can make a buying decision. I am so bad that my friends and [...]
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