Imagine you turn on a news podcast unpacking a complicated geopolitical story. You’re making dinner as you listen but glance up at a once-blank wall…
A3 – Who’s ready for the AR-Podcast?
Posted in (A3) Mobile Forum, and Mobile Culture
Author: lyndsay barrett
The volume of data available to humanity at this moment in time is incredible. Olshannikova et al. predicted in 2015 that, by 2020, there would…
A2 – What 5G practically means for mobile education
Posted in (A2) Movable Feast, and Mobile Education
Welcome to the 5G and Mobile Learning OER! In 2021, there are many predictions about the impacts of 5G networks on education. Many predictions celebrate…
Microlearning with 7taps
Posted in Mobile Education
Microlearning is a valuable approach to mobile and open learning. Previous OERs, like this one, have done an excellent job giving an overview of what…
A1: Why Podcasts belong in the classroom
Posted in (A1) Analyses, and Mobile Culture
For all the predictions about podcast popularity waxing and waning a simple fact remains: Video hasn’t killed the radio star. This enduring popularity has nothing…
Starlink is a constellation of hundreds of satellites (eventually thousands) in low orbit around Earth, which, in combination with ground transceivers, provides satellite internet access.…
I recently attended a Crowdcast webinar on a particular software I’d like to learn to use. I often find webinars boring because of their one-sided…
I’ll admit it. I gave podcasts a 5-star rating in the Frontiers Poll. The only reason I didn’t select it as one of my top…
Early Childhood Education (ECE) programs are often wary of mobile technology. Privacy concerns among parents are high and research shows children under the age of…