Mobile Learning: Is Your Learning Mobile Too
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This document discusses mobile learning and how it is becoming increasingly important as more learners use mobile devices. It begins with an introduction to audience response systems that can be used for mobile polling and feedback. It then discusses the growing capabilities and use of mobile phones before examining definitions and examples of mobile learning. The document considers the opportunities mobile learning provides and looks at several case studies. It concludes by discussing future directions such as location-based learning and augmented reality before opening for questions.
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Mobile Learning: Is Your Learning Mobile Too
- 1. Your Learners ARE Mobile: Is Your Learning? Judy Brown Symposium on Teaching and Learning 11 March 2010
- 2. Let’s Get Acquainted 2
- 5. ARS – polleverywhere.com Ask
- 6. ARS – polleverywhere.com Ask Vote
- 7. ARS – polleverywhere.com Ask Vote Results
- 8. ARS – polleverywhere.com Ask Vote Results Report
- 9. Let’s Discuss... • Definitions • Examples • Resources • Future 4
- 10. CEO Eric Schmidt In his Mobile World Congress keynote address, Google CEO Eric Schmidt describes the mobile ecosystem as a confluence of computing power, connectivity and cloud computing, and proclaims a new focus for the industry: putting mobile first. 5
- 11. Tomi Ahonen Almanac 2010 • 4.6 billion subscriptions - 68% of planet • 3.4 billion unique users - half the planet • 1.2 billion PCs (including notebooks) • 3x as many camera phones in use today than any kind of stand-alone camera, digital or film-based - ever manufactured • 1.13 billion handsets sold last year compared to 270 million new PCs • More internet users on mobile than on personal computers 6
- 12. Capabilities Today • 100% able to receive SMS text messages • 95% have some kind of browser • 93% have a color screen • 73% of all phones in use are Photograph: Alamy cameraphones 7
- 13. Misnamed? “Mobile phones are misnamed. They should be called ‘gateways to all human knowledge’.” Handheld Learning 09 Ray Kurzweil, Futurist 8
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- 35. Five Moments of Learning Needs • When learning for the first time • When wanting to learn more • When trying to remember • When things change Dr. Conrad Gottfredson • When something goes wrong 13
- 36. Wikipedia Definition “Learning that happens across locations, or that takes advantage of learning opportunities offered by portable technologies.” 14
- 37. Different than e-Learning • More personal • Networked • Fun • More interactive • Spontaneous • Shorter in duration • To the point • For instant use • Engaging users to contribute and share Sami Leppänen 15
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- 39. Mobile Learning Opportunities ion Poll Just-in-time L ocat Field guide ic Quiz specif ing Lea Micro learn Feedback r Review/remember mo ning Video recordings dul Alerts es Note Survey tion taking Geo-blogging Tra nscrip Test gs Audi o recordin G eo-explorat ion Reminders s a nd acces Capture/share/document On-dem ce Reporting Referen Procedur Updates es Game-based learning at ion Conferencing Simul o ring list Coaching/ment Organization Jo b aid/check Assignm Translat ion Augmented reality Decision support ents Presentations 17
- 40. Examples • Courses • Performance Support • Remembering • Collaborating 18
- 41. Merrill Lynch GoLearn • Learn when can • 7 week pilot • Results 1% higher • 45% less time • 100% want more • 99% felt format supports learning 19
- 42. Accenture • SCORM compliance courses • User satisfaction ratings averaging 4.4 on a 5.0 scale — compared to a 4.0 learner satisfaction rating for the computer-based versions of the same compliance courses 20
- 43. Mobile ESL http://eslau.ca 21
- 44. Welcome to Hairdressing Training Voted Britain's best example of handheld learning http://htmob.mobi/ demo/ 22
- 45. Welcome to Hairdressing Training Voted Britain's best example of handheld learning http://htmob.mobi/ demo/ 22
- 46. Mapping the African American Past (MAAP) • Columbia University podcasts • New York City • Images, videos, maps • Lesson plans http://maap.columbia.edu 23
- 47. Augmented Reality Scientific Role Play Environments • Game Engine decoupled from Game Content • Desktop PC- based AR content editor • Significant collaboration, teamwork, and inquiry-based learning 24
- 48. Virginia Mobile Learning Apps Development Challenge • 93% of 6-to-9 year olds live in a home with a cell phone • 30% have a personal cell phone 25
- 49. text4baby.org • Free mobile information service • Promote maternal and child health • Texting BABY (or BEBE for Spanish) to 511411 • Free SMS text messages each week, timed to their due date or baby’s date of birth • Government, corporations, academic institutions, professional associations, tribal agencies and non-profit organizations 26
- 50. Orientation or Events • Location-based mobile games, tours and conferences • All platforms • Text messaging or mobile web 27
- 51. Abilene Christian University • Syllabus • “Clicker” • Resources - dictionary, thesaurus, calculator, etc. • Classroom communicator • Podcasting client • eBook • Internet communicator • Course information • Notetaking • Gradebook/attendance http://m.acu.edu 28
- 52. Abilene Christian University • Syllabus • “Clicker” • Resources - dictionary, thesaurus, calculator, etc. • Classroom communicator • Podcasting client • eBook • Internet communicator • Course information • Notetaking • Gradebook/attendance http://m.acu.edu 28
- 53. Abilene Christian University • Syllabus • “Clicker” • Resources - dictionary, thesaurus, calculator, etc. • Classroom communicator • Podcasting client • eBook • Internet communicator • Course information • Notetaking • Gradebook/attendance http://m.acu.edu 28
- 54. Mobile Site Check http://validator.w3.org/mobile/ http://ready.mobi 29
- 55. CrisisResponse.mobi • Pilot demo project • Existing content • mobiSiteGalore • 3 hours development • 32 pages 30
- 56. Seven Simple Rules for Mobile Rule #1: Forget what you think you know Rule #2: Believe what you see, not what you read. Rule #3: Don’t start with constraints. Rule #4: Focus on context, goals, and needs. Rule #5: You can’t support everything. Rule #6: Don’t convert, create! Rule #7: Keep it simple. from “Mobile Design and Development: Practical Concepts and Techniques for Creating Mobile Sites and Web Apps” by Brian Fling 31
- 57. Hardware • It’s not about devices, but capabilities • It’s about the experience — not the technology 32
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- 59. Winner of the MID Design Competition 34
- 60. Windows Phone 7 Series "hubs" 35
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- 62. Future Directions • Location • Augmented Reality • Mobile broadband • Recognition • Accelerometers • Context aware • Machine to machine • Personalization 37
- 63. Interactivity 38
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- 70. Point & Learn 39
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- 73. Next Generation Solutions • Context aware • Location Services • Sensors • Accelerometers • Orientation sensors • Heart rate • Blood glucose 42 http://fullpower.com
- 74. For More Information... • http://elifocus.ning.com • Scavenger hunt • Resources • Mobile Learning Conferences include • mLearnCon.com • glsconference.org 43
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- 76. Questions / Discussion Judy Brown judy@judybrown.com www.mlearnopedia.com cc.mlearnopedia.com twitter: judyb txt judyb to 50500 45
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Slides for SREB - Feb. 24 Your Learners ARE Mobile: Is Your Learning? Friday 11 - 6:45 - 7:30
- Becoming a world much more dependent upon mobile "it's your alter ego - it's fundamental to everything you do."
- 6.8 billion population of planet average replacement systole is 17 months For young employed adults in Japan the replacement cycle is 6 months. the American market has evolved a lot last year with the iPhone, but the rest of the world did not sit still, and thus the USA is probably 4 years behind the mainstream Industrialized World and 6 years behind the leading countries.
- Mobile Internet Usage Is and Will Be Bigger than Most Think.
- Keypad Touch screen Camera including video 2D barcode scanner Microphone Motion sensor Network input to GPS positioning
- review refresh reinforce
- e-Learning Lite Performance Support On the job support Access to information, education and reference Podcasts Updates and alerts Forms and checklists Collaboration Coaching Mentoring Social Networking Learning Quizzes Tests Surveys and polls Certification Innovation Games and simulation Location-based Augmented Reality User Generated Content
- Big Mobile on Campus
- comScore, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCOR), a leader in measuring the digital world, today released a study of touchscreen  mobile phone adoption in the U.S., which showed a significant 159-percent growth rate during the past year to 23.8 million users in August 2009. The growth in touchscreen device adoption substantially outpaced the already strong 63-percent growth in U.S. adoption of smartphones.
- http://www.gizmowatch.com/entry/foldable-mid-intel-with-touchscreen-is-only-of-a-cellphone-s-size/ Petr k.-designed MID can be folded into a device as small as the size of a standard cellphone, yet running all the applications, thanks to the screen placed on the exterior of the device.
- The meat of the phone is organized around a set of hubs: People, Pictures, Games, Music + Video, Marketplace, and Office. The OEMs that Microsoft's announcing they're working with at launch are: Qualcomm, LG, Samsung, Garmin Asus, HTC, HP, Dell, Sony Ericsson, and Toshiba. Won’t work with Macs
- linear (UPC) or matrix (2D)
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMoesX4POfk