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When Designing Mobile Learning, Think Less is More [#mLearning]

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Over the weekend I came across this fascinating article that really got me thinking about how we should approach the design of mobile learning (mLearning). to the new Age of Mobile. I strongly believe mobile played a big role in Facebook’s decision to acquire Intagram so I agree with McKenzie. via Web 2.0 via Web 2.0

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What is the “Killer App” of Mobile Learning? [Chime in]

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A killer app can substantially increase sales of the platform on which it runs. Such a simple answer I know, but if you think about it long enough, this could very well be the killer app of mobile in general. Again, thanks to mobile, his creativity is set free. Inspiration can happen anywhere and with mobile, it does.

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A Mobile Learning Decision Path for Instructional Designers tasked with developing #mLearning [Download]

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One such project I was a part of recently, was developing a ‘ Mobile Learning Decision Path, ‘ which was produced by Adayana Government Group in collaboration with the Advanced Distributed Learning (ADL) Initiative and the Combating Terrorism Technical Support Office (CTTSO). Analysis of Current Mobile Learning Space … 5.

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10 mLearning Lessons I Learned from reading Mobile First by Luke Wroblewski [Book Review]

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I love Mobile and everything that it represents. I enjoy the simplicity of mobile. The Mobile Effect. I was thinking about how my own experience with mobile since my first iPhone and later the iPad and all the other devices I’ve owned since, have impacted me in a big way.

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The new Camtasia Studio 8, the Flipped Classroom and Mobile Learning [Review]

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I have been a Camtasia fan for a long time, as well as a SnagIt and Jing fan and I’m also very impressed with the work TechSmith is doing on Mobile. Here’s where I would make the recommendation to TechSmith that they look into the Tin Can API for better mobile tracking implementation. Here’s an example.

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This Week in mLearning Podcast – Episode 7 – Project Tin Can

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a- Google has closed its deal to acquire Motorola Mobility. c- President Obama issues a directive to urge major government agencies to focus on the “growing mobile revolution.” 4- Is mobile the killer app of Project Tin Can? 4- Is mobile the killer app of Project Tin Can? 1- Highlights of the week. Send to Kindle.

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Boom Town: Another win for HTML5. A good thing for mLearning [video]

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I love this quote from a story on ReadWriteWeb and it got me thinking about the future of mobile learning, which I see happening on the mobile web vs having to develop native apps for all the platforms available: Have you ever downloaded a game on an iPad and wished you could save your progress and then pick it up on an Android smartphone?

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