Sunday, August 21

MobiMOOC 2011 - a summary

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The first ever MobiMOOC (Massively online course on mobile learning) happened earlier this year. Were you there? If not, we have saved...
Tuesday, July 26

Best tools for cross platform app development

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As part of our work on the MoLE project we have been revisiting the rapidly growing number of frameworks, libraries and platforms that dev...
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Thursday, June 23

mLearnCon presentation

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I have just finished a very enjoyable discussion-filled presentation at mLearnCon – a mobile learning conference in Silicon Valley arranged...
Friday, June 3

Use Smartphones in class, say school principals

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The National Association of Secondary School Principals have been trying to make sense of the whirlwind that is Social and Mobile Technolog...
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Wednesday, March 2

Mobile market share 2011 – really?

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Fascinating overview of mobile operating system market share - but is it real? Those nice folks at icrossing have updated their infographi...
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Monday, January 17

Mobile stats for 2010 and 2011

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I can’t help but be bowled over when I try to get my head around exactly how many people are doing useful tasks on their phones. There are ...
Friday, November 5

App-fatigue? There’s an app for that!

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Feeling overwhelmed by the total onslaught of apps that sound a lot like … other apps? Nielsen estimates that 24% of US Adults use apps on...
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Friday, October 22

mobile phones: the e-readers of choice in South Africa

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Our m-Ubuntu project in South Africa hits the news in USA! I have blogged about m-uBuntu before – a growing family of schools in South Af...
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Wednesday, October 6

iPad + apps = amazing archaeology

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(by Andrew Merryweather - @merryux - our UX guru)   The iPad, loaded up with a few off-the-shelf apps, is revolutionising the way archaeo...
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Friday, September 24

Sending text messages during sex … really?

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I get a constant flood of statistics reminding me how many mobile users there are in the world, but despite that, every now and again someth...
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Thursday, September 9

Apple u-turn is excellent news for cross-platform app developers!

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The big news of the moment amongst App developers, is the surprise announcement by Apple that they are relaxing some key restrictions on how...
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Thursday, August 19

why mobile changes things?

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Living in the middle of “mobile learning”, it feels totally obvious that mobile is important, and that it fundamentally changes the way we l...
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Monday, August 16

Introducing the $35 tablet!

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I had the honour of meeting one of the Global VPs at TATA today, and getting a small insight into the extraordinary power of the Indian mark...
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Tuesday, June 1

Can my m-learning course run the same on every phone?

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There are a few m-learning conversations that pop up again and again when talking to clients about mobile courses. It often starts with a se...
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Tuesday, May 18

m-learning at the White House!

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Our work with m-uBuntu has suddenly gone global - two weeks ago we were sitting in a rural school in South Africa, and this week we are in ...
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Thursday, April 29

m-learning in South Africa

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We are back in South Africa again this week, this time working with Spectrum Primary school , and Lucy Haagen (of Duke University) to conti...
Friday, March 12

Digital Giant – Martha Lane Fox on mobile web

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Martha Lane Fox drawing the links between mobile + web + social networks + mobile-entrepreneurship http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_depth...
Wednesday, March 10

mLearning in the House of Lords

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I am just back from a very enjoyable hour spent in the House of Lords with Lord Lucas, discussing new technologies for learning and looking ...
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Friday, March 5

Even the US Military wants mobile APPs!

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There has been a flurry of news over the past few days including the words “US Military” and “mobile Apps” part one: DARPA, home of the ...
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Thursday, February 11

mobile learning in africa …

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Much excitement in our Cambridge office as we pack our bags for … Grabouw (“where”, you ask?). Come on … Grabouw! Major fruit growing region...
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