There was a lot of buzz about mobile learning at this year's Mobile World Congress. More than at any previous event. Significants I was able to be at included:
1: GSMA Seminar on the future of mEducation:
A packed out event including sessions by Graham Brown-Martin (slides here); Our own Peggy Johnson, EVP at Qualcomm (slides here); George Held, VP at Etisalat (slides here) followed by a debate with Florence Gaudry-Perkins (Alcatel-Lucent), Vanessa Lucio (Telefonica Learning Services) and others
2: Launch of a report from the Broadband Commission on technology and education
3: Live panel discussion between Qualcomm, mEducation Alliance and Etisalat looking at the future of this (no longer emerging) idea of m-learning. Click below to see it:
Our conversation was streamed out, live, to all the huge screens around Barcelona, which was a bit surreal! The contributors are:
I'm very pleased to see m-learning hitting the mainstream, despite the often muddled assumption that it is one single thing (rather than the diaspora of opportunities it really is!)
1: GSMA Seminar on the future of mEducation:
A packed out event including sessions by Graham Brown-Martin (slides here); Our own Peggy Johnson, EVP at Qualcomm (slides here); George Held, VP at Etisalat (slides here) followed by a debate with Florence Gaudry-Perkins (Alcatel-Lucent), Vanessa Lucio (Telefonica Learning Services) and others
2: Launch of a report from the Broadband Commission on technology and education
3: Live panel discussion between Qualcomm, mEducation Alliance and Etisalat looking at the future of this (no longer emerging) idea of m-learning. Click below to see it:
(clicking will take you to their site: http://www.mobileworldlive.com/ff)
Our conversation was streamed out, live, to all the huge screens around Barcelona, which was a bit surreal! The contributors are:
- Geoff Stead (me) - Head of Mobile Learning at Qualcomm (@geoffstead)
- Rebekah Levi from Mobile Education Alliance
- George Held from etisalat
I'm very pleased to see m-learning hitting the mainstream, despite the often muddled assumption that it is one single thing (rather than the diaspora of opportunities it really is!)
2 comments:
Geoff,
I recently came across your MobLearn blog and really enjoyed all the posts especially the latest about mLearning. As a student in college, I have participated in E-Learning classes and have begun to really see the present and future importance of mobile learning. I would enjoy writing a post for your blog about "The 5 Best Mobile Devices for a E-Learning" or a similar topic you believe your audience would be interested in.
I work with Maciverse.com so I understand the importance of writing high quality and interesting articles. If you're interested, please let me know and I'll start drafting a unique article for your site.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Thanks,
Bryan Baker
561-632-5654
Hi Geoff,
Inspiring work!
I've Tweeted you. Very keen to talk about a mobile learning toolkit I've developed - very visual, very accessible, very collaborative, very different..
I'm an indie developer - developed Stephen Fry's favourite memory game MEMNEON - and former lecturer in Media, and Education. Passionate about m-learning.
Based down the road from you in Bury St Ed too :)
My email: steve.turnbull@mac.com
Looking forward to hearing.
Kind regards,
Steve
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