Today I uploaded the following text that I have written a couple of weeks ago already to our LMLG website (www.londonmobilelearning.net). The short piece is a result of my recent work on mobile learning. The pdf-file can be accessed here or as text-version below.
Learning with mobile technologies.Teaching approaches and systematic change management issues.
On Wednesday, January 11th, 2012, Klaus Rummler (Uni Bremen), Luise Ludwig (Uni Mainz) and me (LMLG) held a small workshop at the BETT 2012 show at Olympia, London. This is the description of the workshop, contents (links to resources and presentations) can be found below.
Preview to the upcoming publication on “Learning with shared videos”
The following presenations are preparatory to the upcoming publication: Learning with shared Videos View more presentations from Klaus Rummler Lernen mit geteilten Videos View more presentations from Klaus Rummler
Mobile Learning – potential, controversies and implications for future R&P in networked (informal) learning
On Monday, 21 November 2011 I gave a presentation at the SoMobNet Roundtable, IoE London, about social and networked learning from the perspective of the mobile learning discussion. Title of the presentation was “Mobile Learning – Potential and controversies embodied in a young scientific field and arising consequences for future research and practice with view… Mobile Learning – potential, controversies and implications for future R&P in networked (informal) learning weiterlesen
Providing continuity for learner centred learning with mobile phones in schools
The following article is a follow up of my presentation given at a Mobile Media Seminar at the University of Aarhus (DK) in March 2008. Seipold, Judith (2008): Mobile learning at the interface between formal and informal learning. Harnessing mobile phones and their modes of representation for curricular learning. Seminar Mobile Media, 10. März 2008,… Providing continuity for learner centred learning with mobile phones in schools weiterlesen
Die London Mobile Learning Group (LMLG)
Als Mitglied der London Mobile Learning Group (LMLG) wurde ich gebeten, einen kurzen Beitrag zu den Aktivitäten und Zielen der LMLG zu erfassen. Da von der Redaktion letztlich jedoch ein anderer Schwerpunkt gewünscht wurde, habe ich beschlossen, den Artikel hier zu veröffentlichen: