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…
A1: Why Podcasts?
Posted in (A1) Analyses, and Mobile Technologies
Category: Mobile Technologies
More than 500,000 adults in Canada live with a learning disability (LD). Many recognize they struggle to read, write or learn but are unaware of…
*note: I know Mobile Technology week was before this, but Ring (Amazon) announced the Always Home Cam this week* This is likely a perversion of…
OCEARCH is a global non-profit organization using innovative technology and invaluable collaboration and connection to conducting unprecedented research on our ocean’s giants. Their app, “Shark…
360° video (immersive video)
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…
GooseChase is a digital scavenger hunt-building platform, originally developed by university students during a hackathon at the University of Waterloo. While not as immersive as…
Pack it in Passwords
Posted in Mobile Technologies
Passwords are a necessary nuisance that never should have survived this long. If you’ve ever wondered how many of yours are out there being bought…
Increasing Global Discourse with Social Audio and Live Studio Audience Podcasting Apps
Posted in Mobile Technologies
One of the interesting forms of mobile learning that I’ve observed rising and engaged with throughout the pandemic has been social audio. Now while some think that this first arrived during the pandemic with Clubhouse, it did not, rather it just garnered new attention during the pandemic, as people searched for new ways to engage, interact, and dare I say it, have a social life.
I am very interested in Google lens which has been around for several years but I think has been one of the fundamental tools that…
I choose this video from the Pittsburgh ML Summit 2019 in which Jing Tao Wang, a researcher at Google, describes some of the projects he’s…