The blog entry on the Teaching with Classroom Response Systems blog titled "Five Types of Mobile Learning" discusses how a mobile phone could be used in the classroom five different ways. One way is to use the mobile phones like … Continue reading
An article in the New Zealand Herald titled "Learning by cellphone pushes the boundaries" (by Jacqueline Smith) discussed how mobile phone technology will change the way instructors teach to students and how students produce class material and view it. The … Continue reading
The mobile version of Wikipedia has officially launched. It has been in beta for quite some time, but now you can use it on your iPhone, Kindle, Palm Pre, and Android phones. To check out the site, click on the … Continue reading
ChinesePod (by Praxis Language) is a free iPhone app that is” an integrated Chinese dictionary and flashcard system designed for ‘fast launch, and short use’.” It also has example sentences and audio (this is for context purposes). To learn more … Continue reading
Cross Forward Consulting is offering a free iPhone app called Audiobooks. With this app, a user can listen to up to 1800 free audio books. You can browse and search for books by title or author. There is also quick … Continue reading