Featuring original research and analysis on mobile and open learning published as Open Educational Resources (OERs) by professional educators enrolled in the University of British Columbia's Master of Educational Technology (MET) program. Browse and be inspired!
Posted in (A1) Analyses, Mobile Education, and Mobile Technologies
The technology required to produce 360° video, also known as immersive video, is becoming more affordable. In a world where synchronous video conferencing and asynchronous…
Posted in (A1) Analyses, and Mobile Education
In my A1, I discussed Clubhouse, an audio social media that attracted a lot of attention and might lead to a new trend of open…
Posted in (A1) Analyses, and Mobile Technologies
School communications are an ongoing challenge for parents, teachers, and administrators. They can be a source of frustration if there is the perception of too…
Posted in (A1) Analyses
The one question that has been plagued my growth as an educator is, ‘how to transfer traditional ancient knowledge via technology?’ In other words, the…
Posted in (A1) Analyses, and Mobile Culture
Hey all, I bit off more than I could chew with this project – I realize I went WAY over the time limit, but figured…
My A1 project covers the app, Behance, a social media app for creatives. I investigated the social mobile affordances, the need, and the design learning…
Greetings, here is my A-1 project. I have done an analysis on Gamification in the classroom, focusing on three resources in particular – Kahoot, Quizzizz,…
Imagine a future where vehicles are able to scour the skies without a pilot, and can gives freedom to the long-time terrestrially bound humanoids. Well,…
Posted in (A1) Analyses, and Mobile Education
Hi all, For my A1 assignment, I looked into coding as a learning and teaching tool in K-12 education. Initially, even though I had seen…
Posted in (A1) Analyses, and Mobile Education
It’s a simple and familiar data visualization device for interpreting and displaying text content – they’re sometimes called ‘word clouds’ or ‘tag clouds’ — such…
