Hosted by Danya, Rika and John Welcome to our open educational resource (OER) on Mobile Games in Phonics Education! Our team is super excited to…
Week 5: Mobile Games (A2)
Posted in (A2) Movable Feast
Tag: Mobile Technologies
The Evolution of Online Tutoring
Posted in KNOWLEDGE MILL, and Mobile Education
Studies have shown that peer tutoring increases the knowledge of both tutors and tutees. Finding tutors can mean frustration in sourcing the right tutor, searching…
Reading is an adventure using Nasa’s ‘First Woman’ App, which uses XR to immerse reader engagement, and interest through a graphic novel. You can download…
This post is in recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month. On May 25, 2022, apple.com recognized small business app developers such as Rootd. Rootd is…
The Personal digital assistants on our phone like Google Assistant and Apple’s Siri have become popular and much improved over the past ten years. Whether…
Since taking Games and Learning, I have found that game design projects are one of the most exciting and engaging avenues for students to share…
Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), and Mixed Reality (MR) can be an amazing experience for those who may not have the opportunity to experience…
PreciseWebMed (PWM)
Posted in (A3) Mobile Forum
The PreciseWebMed (PWM) is a Web APP designed to reduce the time from symptom perception to accurate diagnosis, building a bridge between the patient in…
The word “context” has appeared several times in our ETEC523, such as Experience Design | ETEC523: Mobile and Open Learning (ubc.ca), Week 1: Mobility Perspectives |…
A3 – The future landscape of mLearning
Posted in (A3) Mobile Forum, Mobile Culture, Mobile Education, and Mobile Technologies
Since this in an OER itself, I decided I wanted to look at the major trends, opportunities, and influences that will likely shape the future…