But in a recent fit of (late) spring cleaning, I decided to sort out my mobile learning bookmarks in delicious, in preparation for some research I’m doing on the topic. Given the power of lists, here are 6 key (to me) mobile learning resources. Number 3: Learning 2 go project. Number 4: 50 Top m-learning resources. MORE >>

Myth 1: Mobile learning means learning via texting with mobile phones. Mobile phones (or cell phones) are just one of the myriad devices that can be used for learning. Learning with handheld devices’ is probably a less ambiguous and therefore more helpful term than ‘mobile learning’. Or in class learning. MORE >>

I have been invited to work with the Oxford Centre for Staff and Learning Development to develop a short MOOC (4-6 weeks) for Educational Developers and all those interested in teaching and learning in Further and Higher Education. This is an exciting project and I feel very fortunate to be part of the team. What will have to go? MORE >>

Best of Mobile Learning. Float Mobile Learning , July 12, 2011 Help us #save new born babies lives by using #mobile devices for #ultrasound - Ignatia Webs , July 25, 2011 Josh Topolosky has written my fave #WebOS Touchpad review. Oh My! hotlist hot July MORE >>

Here is an advertisement to my lecture at MUP/PLE Lecture series, 14th of June at Open University of London. Mash-UP Personal Learning Environments (MUP/PLE) group on TELeurope: [link]. affordance designs hybrid ecology self-directed learning web2.0 mupple11 MORE >>