Originally posted by sarah jones on August 3, 2018 MOOCs offer a lot of educational opportunities, but who is benefiting? My literature search on challenges and problems…
Month: May 2020
Calm – Mindfulness
Posted in KNOWLEDGE MILL, and Mobile Culture
One app I find useful in the class and for myself is the Calm mindfulness app. This app is free for educators! We are all…
Duolingo App- Languages
Posted in KNOWLEDGE MILL, and Mobile Culture
Originally posted by Kevin Low on June 2, 2018 Duolingo is an awesome free language app that allows the user to learn different languages in a game…
Moblie Culture – Split Wise
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Originally posted by Jennifer L on September 18, 2019. When trying to think of which app would fit under this week’s theme of mobile culture,…
There exist many apps out there which are heavily used and are community-driven. As I’m a mountain-biker, I will focus on cycling apps here, but…
Originally by Katie Cowen on January 11, 2019 Mobile Fitness Apps – SWEAT, Sworkt, Nike + Training Club, Freeletics, Fiit Mobile fitness apps have been taking over…
ELLLO
Posted in Mobile Culture
By christopher clarke on January 19, 2019 Mobile education is excellent at embracing accessibility and global connectedness. Part of accessibility is providing experiences that fit…
A3: WeChat Mini Programs: The Future of Effective, Context-Mediated Mobile Education?
Posted in Mobile Culture, and Mobile Technologies
Originally posted by Meghan Gallant on November 24, 2017 Motivation and Process As an educator living and working in a country where it is odd…
Originally posted by christopher wong on January 12, 2019 In the book Utopia is Creepy (podcast regarding book found here), Nicholas Carr writes about the how our hopes…
A1 Assignment: The Gig Economy
Posted in Mobile Culture
Originally posted by christopher wong on February 9, 2019 For my A1 assignment, I chose to focus on the Gig Economy. I have made a website and…