Social media has become a very important source of information when it comes to news, polls, opinions and reviews. Due to the ease of accessibility…
Social Media and the Fake News
Posted in Mobile Culture
Month: January 2021
With the global lockdowns the entertainment industries took a heavy hit. In fact, lately very little has been discussed in the news about this issue.…
Meet Libby
Posted in Mobile Culture
Libraries are meant for sharing public knowledge, and Libby is an app that facilitates access to digitalized libraries across Android and Apple devices.
Handouts ft. NFC Tags
Posted in Mobile Education
Hey everyone. I wanted to share a fun and interactive way to engage with students. Over the past two years, I have been working to…
In reading through current and past posts and this week’s discussion questions, I’ve found myself thinking a lot about how our education system is just…
Watch Parties
Posted in Mobile Culture
In light of quarantine restrictions, watch parties have grown in popularity within mobile culture and streaming services know it. Disney +, Prime Video, and Netflix…
“You have to move away from thinking about content to thinking about communities. Communities are built around content and the sharing that the licensing allows…
Writer for the Wall Street Journal, Christopher Mims, recently published an article, and appeared on the WSJ podcast, Tech News Briefing, earlier this week. He…
How the times are changing…
Posted in Mobile Culture
I saw this video and thought about how prominent mobile culture has changed the way we teach and learn. What are our objectives now when…
AR learning with 5G
Posted in Mobile Education
With the current internet, AR application is possible for classroom learning. However, the number of devices to be connected is very limited. Typically, 10 is…