By Brian Haas on January 16, 2019 Mobile games have been around since a version of Tetris was pre-installed on the Hagenuk MT-2000 mobile phone in 1994.…
Mobile Gaming Culture
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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!
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By Brian Haas on January 16, 2019 Mobile games have been around since a version of Tetris was pre-installed on the Hagenuk MT-2000 mobile phone in 1994.…
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By Sarah Wong on January 16, 2019 Mobile Culture: A Worldly View As we move to the age of using mobile devices in the classrooms to aid…
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Even though exploring the Louvre or the MoMA on a screen is not quite the same as walking through their beautiful galleries; and observing giraffes…
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Originally by charkirk on January 18, 2017 Much has been written in previous posts about wearable technology so I don’t think I need to go into a lot of…
Instagram is a popular social network site among teenagers. A challenge associated with this social media platform involves the possibility to manipulate Instagram photos by…
Originally posted by Jo Davies on June 1, 2018 For me, when I think of mobile culture I think of the rise of productivity apps…
Originally posted by sarah jones on August 3, 2018 MOOCs offer a lot of educational opportunities, but who is benefiting? My literature search on challenges and problems…
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One app I find useful in the class and for myself is the Calm mindfulness app. This app is free for educators! We are all…
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Originally posted by Kevin Low on June 2, 2018 Duolingo is an awesome free language app that allows the user to learn different languages in a game…
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Originally posted by Jennifer L on September 18, 2019. When trying to think of which app would fit under this week’s theme of mobile culture,…