Geotagging Photos
By Dan on January 24, 2016 Most people are completely unaware that their phone embeds location data in every photo they take. It’s called geotagging and it’s such a big part of mobile photography that you can’t use many camera apps on an iPhone without enabling location data (see http://www.igeeksblog.com/disable-geotagging-for-photos-on-iphone-ipad/ ). While geotagging photos has some great benefits like […]
Joko’s World (travel app for kids)
By sarah jones on May 29, 2018 Joko’s World is a smartphone/tablet travel game for kids. This learning platform was created by Australian’s Cultural Infusion. In this app, kids get to explore, learn, and interact with different cultures from around the world. As a mother and educator, I think it is very important that children become aware and […]
HUDL – Mobile Coaching
I decided to introduce a mobile technology that has had a major impact on how sports are coached at the high school and university level. Hudl is coaching and scouting software that allows coaches to connect with their athletes and other coaches over their mobile devices. Coaches can upload game film and add comments, draw […]
Mobile Learning
https://telecom.economictimes.indiatimes.com/tele-talk/what-after-covid19-is-a-digital-revolution-2-0-brewing/4293 With online learning currently happening between pre-K to university I wonder if we have turned a large page in education and training in general. I know different jurisdictions have had or attempted to have some form of distance learning, but now will that all change? Will all grades have online learning or just middle […]
A1: The Digital Afterlife – A Cultural Phenomenon
Originally posted by Marc Tavares on February 10, 2019 After posting a resource about the digital afterlife a few weeks ago, I decided to explore the concept further for this assignment. I’m fascinated by how people grieve, mourn, and interact with deceased loved ones through their digital devices. The significant amount of data we create daily […]