Jane Knight maintains a wonderful blog filled with great e-learning resources. Given my new interest in all things mLearning related, I will have to check out Symex mTeacher that Jane highlighted this week. From the features listed on the site, Symex mTeacher looks like more of an teacher classroom administration tool than a mlearning platform. […]
mLearning: Now we’re talking . . . Read More »
I was recently asked if I knew of any "e-portfolio" solutions. I consider this site to be a sort of e-portfolio that contains and organizes my thoughts on technology and instructional design, including my submitted course work in my Masters program. I find it very valuable to maintain my site as a sort of working
e-portfolio, e-journal: some thoughts . . . Read More »
We all know about audio and video podcasts, but I can't recall reading anything about "text" casts to read content on your mobile device . . . until today . . . As noted in this blog post, it is possible to use an online mobile feed reader (I used Bloglines which works great on
As an early adopter of technology, I jumped onto the Vonage VoIP bandwagon. I did not have the best experience with the service (lots and lots of dropped calls) which could have been related to my cable Internet service. In any event, I decided yesterday to cancel the service as I no longer even have
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After I just found out my local Panera Bread offers free wi-fi (so much for spending your hard earned on the t-mobile hotspot at Starbucks), I decided to do a quick "free wifi" search for my area and post a roundup of several free wireless Internet access locations in public places in the New York
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In a prior post, I commented on the legislation impacting "net neutrality" that is making its way through the US House and Senate. I ran across a seemingly unrelated post today (it doesn't even discuss the ongoing net neutrality issue). However, it poignantly highlights the key problems that arise when network "operators" control "content access"
Net Neutrality: Learn from the “Mobile Internet” Read More »