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MLearnOpedia
MLearnOpedia has information on erything about Mobile Learning, this new trend for ubiquitous learning! They also have a vast catalogue of resources. Definitely worth checking this website out!
PollAnywhere – Live broadcast SMS polling solution
PollAnywhere. Amazing solution for live polling via SMS which can be viewed real-time. A good solution to engage live training sessions or conference sessions. Poll Everywhere is a simple text message voting application that...
Mr.Dev.Mobi and MobiSiteGalore – is your website compatible with mobile devices?
Some of the great resources highlighted by Judy Brown’s session at DevLearn 08. More to come. Mr.Dev.Mobi is an excellent tool for checking compatibility of Web-based content on mobile devices. Simply insert your URL...
Project Wonderland’s New Features
Project Wonderland is a project run by Sun Microsystems that aims at developing a tool kit for the creation of custom virtual worlds (MUVEs). The upcoming .5 release promises some interesting features as well...
SMART Table
SMART Technologies has developed an interactive and collaborative table. Eye-candy design and interaction or is there more to it? Let’s see what it comes with and if it can retain attention besides initial interest...
Wikis as a Learning Environment (at least as part of it)
Wikis offer a great opportunity for collaboration. Both as self-hosted or as a subscription service, there are many wiki engines to choose from and Wikimatrix makes it easier to compare them side-by-side. As says...
Peanut Butter Wiki
There are many wiki engines out there, see Wikimatrix’s comparison tool. Some have corporate-geared features and storage space, others are more appealing to school educators and students. Some are engines for people willing to...
Eee PC
The Eee PC has been out since October 2007 but hasn’t gained much press coverage (at least I hadn’t heard about it until recently, and I ALWAYS try to stay in the loop of...
Crowdsourcing (and) Learning
Many companies, educators and students already use tools such as blogs, wikis, Google Docs, DimDim and other collaborative tools to co-create materials and learn collaboratively. However, these normally involve a small group of people...
