[Or: Two ways to integrate social networking into mLearning] What social networking sites do you use? Facebook? Twitter? Linked in? You Tube? If you are reading this blog, chances are that you use at least one or more of these sites on a regular basis. And what about where you access these sites from? Your [...]
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Mobile Learning #5: A Case Study
[Or: Mobile learning in your high school] Imagine you are the principal of a high school in the USA. Students are constantly bringing their mobile phones and iPods to school. Last year you banned these devices from the premises. Parents and teachers supported you in this. Bags are searched at the school gates every day, [...]
Not waving but drowning
Coping with social media, professional development and information overload Meet Olga. Olga teaches English several hours a day. Apart from preparing her classes, teaching, and marking assignments, in the course of a normal week she also does the following things: She accesses the online staffroom of her school to download material to use in some [...]
