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View from the other side of the physical-digital tweetchat
I asked two of the tweetchat participants about their experience of our physical-digital tweetchat, as discussed in my previous post Weaving across the digital-physical space. To recap, myself and Sue Moron-Garcia co-ran a face-to-face workshop in parallel with a synchronised online … Continue reading
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Tagged mobile learning, tweetchat, twitter
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Relating Smart Learning to Mobile Learning
I made this video to explain how the idea of Smart Learning has grown, in part, from mobile learning. This captures some of the ideas from the introductory chapter to the forthcoming Smart Learning book.
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Tagged BYOD, mobile learning, open learning, smart learning
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SmiLE! Smart Learning Environments for Smart Teaching
I am running this event on BYOD4L for HEA Stem on the 21st March with my colleague Anne Nortcliffe: http://bit.ly/1jbPxwN We will be reporting on a cross institutional survey into the use of smart technologies by staff and students. To … Continue reading
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Tagged event, mobile learning, research, smart devices, smart learning
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#BYOD4L – Reflections Day 3: Curating – “Spoilt by the Riches of Apps’ aka Cupboarding
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Tagged apps, autonomy, boomarking, BYOD, challenge, mobile learning
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BYOD – organic proliferation of the 21st century pencil case
Answers to questions being asked by educational developers and universities about what are the best change models for adopting BYOD may include the proposition that we are entering uncharted territory. It almost looks like there isn’t a role for the … Continue reading
