Since this in an OER itself, I decided I wanted to look at the major trends, opportunities, and influences that will likely shape the future…
Author: Jamie Ashton
I recently received a quarterly communication from the firm I invest my finances with, and this iteration had two very interesting articles relating directly to…
A1 – The Customisation Phenomenon
Posted in (A1) Analyses, and Mobile Culture
I have been fascinated with the trends of device customisation on mobile phones, and how this is an assumed part of mobile culture. The extent…
Originally posted by unknown on January 30, 2016 I came across Google’s Map Your World Community program a few months ago while doing research for…
Originally posted by cbrumwell on January 29, 2016 In the Spring of 2015, ETC Press released Mobile Media Learning: Innovation and Inspiration, appropriately optimized for viewing on…
Italy and Mobile Education
Posted in Mobile Education
Many students, teachers, classrooms, and educational organisations have had to move to mobile teaching very quickly without much preparation. Mobile education can be a wonderful,…
With mobile technologies being increasingly intertwined in our daily lives, there are two major ways that mobile can blend with culture. The first is when…
Originally posted by unknown on September 23, 2017 As a grade 3 teacher in Alberta, we teach 4 major countries in social studies; Tunisia, Ukraine,…
Culture in Your Pocket!
Posted in Mobile Culture
Original post by unknown on January 17, 2017 Culture is quite simply defined as the arts and other collections of human achievement viewed collectively. Culture…
Originally posted by mreinoso on March 15, 2016 Hi everyone, I came across this article that explains the difference between responsive and adaptive design, and when to choose…