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A3: Texting Telepathy – The Future of Mobile Telecommunication
Authors: Anna Ayoung-Stoute and Jasmine Parent Telepathy has always been a mystery. Can we, as humans, communicate with our thoughts, without speaking or writing? With the advances of technology, interest has grown in telepathic communication; particularly in mobile texting communication. Our A3 project highlights the advances in research for texting telepathy, as well as potential […]
A1: Why Podcasts?
When deciding on the format of this assignment, I grappled with creating my own podcast and embedding it into another modality that included a visual component. This seems to be what others have done in previous terms. However, after some thought, I decided to share with you the podcast, as is. The main reason for […]
The Portable LMS
The concept of the most popular LMS’s having a smartphone app is not new. However, as online and remote learning has increased in popularity (by choice or not), companies that design LMS’s like Canvas or Brightspace have advanced the design of their mobile applications as well. Many are now marketing their apps to support learning […]
Smart glasses: the future of accessible AR?
We know that augmented reality has its place in education. However, I’ve always felt like it was a concept that was still not within reach – the technology is too expensive and is changing too rapidly to keep up. Though the concept of a technology like smart glasses, which can be used to create an […]
Hello from Montreal!
Hello everyone! My name is Jasmine. I am a Learning Technology Consultant/Instructional Designer at McGill University. I work at the Teaching and Learning Services (TLS) and support instructors in their use of various educational technologies. I also work on a few instructional design projects. This is my LAST course within the MET program and I […]