mLearning Revolution
SEPTEMBER 13, 2012
Here’s one tweet in particular that got me thinking and eventually inspired this follow-up post: @ rjacquez If you google something on your mobile device while trying to solve a problem and get the answer. Is that Mobile learning? reubentozman (@reubentozman) August 23, 2012. Excellent question. I actually think it absolutely does.
mLearning Revolution
MAY 27, 2012
a- Google has closed its deal to acquire Motorola Mobility. How can this bring into play informal learning experiences? 10- To find more about Project Tin Can, visit their website where you can also find links to different Google groups, recent posts and a Wiki, join their weekly calls on Thursdays at 2.30
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mLearning Revolution
MARCH 6, 2012
One more example is a Google Chrome plug-in that I use quite a bit between my PC and Mac and my Android devices. Here’s something new I read today from Google that is along the lines of having a singular computer experience: How often are you doing a Google search from your computer to find information about a place before going there?
mLearning Revolution
AUGUST 9, 2013
Instead of a generic, unhelpful blinking light, information important to you quietly appears on the screen. Instead of a generic, unhelpful blinking light, information important to you quietly appears on the screen. Neither does Apple seem to have an answer to the upcoming Google Glass. Once you turn it on, Moto X is all yours.
mLearning Revolution
APRIL 30, 2012
In this episode, Robert and I talk Adobe CS6, Google Drive and the impact of Video in mLearning, as well as SceneChat, the Khan Academy, the Flipped Classroom and more. You can also find more information here: “ The New Adobe Creative Suite (CS6) is a Sign of the Mobile Times ” by RJ Jacquez.
mLearning Revolution
JANUARY 11, 2012
Excellent for Informal and Social Learning. Let’s share great content on Google+ at [link]. By now we all know that Apple will never embrace Flash and most everyone has moved on and began making the necessary transitions toward HTML5 so that iOS devices can display videos properly for their end-users. Send to Kindle.
mLearning Revolution
JULY 5, 2012
From all the amazing news Google shared at this year’s I|O conference, to me the biggest one was the availability of the Google Chrome browser for iPad and iPhone. Netflix and Whispersync from Amazon are two great examples of this singular watching and reading experiences, respectively.
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