Wednesday, July 16

mobile learning across the commonwealth

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The m-learning team were very excited to present our mobile learning work at the Fifth Pan-Commonwealth Forum on Open Learning This is hel...
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Wednesday, June 25

Nokia buys Symbian ... and then gives it away!

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Nokia has just bought out the rest of the Symbian partners, giving it 100% ownership of the Symbian operating system, which it plans to ...
Tuesday, June 17

m-learning in South Africa

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Tribal's m-learning team were invited to Cape Town to talk about innovations in learning technologies in the UK. We were part of a deleg...
Monday, May 19

The OLPC (X0) does windows!

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Shocking news from New York Times is that the passionately open-source team behind the hundred dollar laptop have done a deal with Microso...
Wednesday, May 14

m-learning interview ...

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Getting started with m-learning? Interested in what works? Jo and I were recently interviewed about all the work we have been doing in m-lea...
Friday, May 2

OLPC review: is the $100 laptop good enough?

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In theory - we all love the One Laptop Per Child initiative ( OLPC ). But what is it really really like? We were lucky enough to get one fr...
Friday, April 25

Linux "goes large" in Brazilian schools

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Brazil has been stealthily growing an amazing sounding project called ProInfo They are rolling out infrastructure, technology and software t...
Monday, January 14

$10 million from Google for cool mobile apps

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The Android Developer Challenge: Google has offered $10 million to developers for the coolest, most interesting, creative applications that...
Friday, January 4

Intel pulls out of OLPC !!

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The news of the week must surely be that Intel, that giant of processors, has pulled out from the One Laptop Per Child project (OLPC) . The...
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Thursday, December 13

Tribal's m-learning resources spread across the UK

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We are very pleased to announce that all of our mobile learning tools and resources are being made available to all of the MoLeNET winners! ...
Thursday, December 6

m-learning authoring: we're in the guardian!

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Hey! We got a mention in the guardian! Tribal CTAD has a long pedigree of supporting adult literacy with new technologies, and its latest a...
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Tuesday, November 13

MoLeNET winners go public!

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Thanks to the LSN, we have just seen the first, complete list of Colleges and FE Consortia that won slices of the £6m MoLeNET fund . Congrat...
Friday, November 9

NokMote - Wii style interface with your Nokia !!

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Here at moblearn we love people who challenge the way we use our technology, and challenge our assumptions about interfaces. The iPhone / iP...
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Thursday, November 8

gPhone anyone?

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Finally, some tangible news about the gPhone, or "Google phone"! It turns out there isn’t going to be a physical device at all, bu...
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Thursday, October 18

iPod touch - does it have a future for learning?

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We love our iPod Touch . We love that it challenges assumptions on user interface , and takes a few steps towards the hallowed ideal of ubiq...
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Tuesday, October 9

Give up your beard for charity!

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Not at all mobile learning related, but I am donating my beard to charity, and wanted to offer any blog readers the chance to see it on it...
Wednesday, September 19

Handheld learning 07

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Tribal is offering a discount code to celebrate the launch of their latest release of authoring tools . Come and visit us on our stand to se...
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Friday, September 7

Gadget review: Toshiba G900 Protege

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The great folks at Toshiba let us get our hands on one of the first production G900's to hit our shores, and we leapt on it eagerly, to...
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Thursday, September 6

m-learning on your iPhone !

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It looks like the rumours are true, and we will be using the iPhones for mobile learning by the end of the year! Apple has just announced th...
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Tuesday, September 4

See you at Alt-C ?

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If you are going to be at ALT-C this year, I will be presenting some of our mobile authoring tools on wednesday afternoon at 13:30. Details...
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