Conference Proceedings for mLearn 2011 in Beiing, China
Michael Gallagher In case anyone wants a look at the papers presented at the recent mLearn 2011 Conference in Beijing on the campus of Beijing Normal University, feel free to take a…
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mLearn 2011 in Beijing, Best Paper Awards, and the free or stunted flow of information and dialogue
I have just returned from the mLearn 2011 Conference in Beijing, China, which focuses, not surprisingly, on mobile and ubiquitous learning (anywhere, anytime, all the time). Some good sessions and…
JSTOR Plant Science videos and #mLearn2011
That title is actually two differnet topics just bunched together under one blog post. They aren’t related. Heading out to Beijing on Monday for mLearn 2011 conference (#mlearn2011) where I…
My anniversary, the old Chosun Hotel in Seoul, and any excuse to mention augmented reality
Part of the impetus for writing this rests on the fact that I have been battling all day with a variety of tools and technologies so I wanted to pause…
Augmented reality, nostalgia, and my favorite bibimbap restaurant in Seoul
I just recently watched Terence Malick’s Tree of Life so this post might have the remnants of the philosophical stupor I have been in for the last few days since…
Open education, open research, and co-authoring our knowledge base: Here comes everybody
I should just come out and say it from the beginning. A paper about open education that is authored by a single person feels (not necessarily is) a little anachronistic…
Fracturing the Inevitably of the Past through Augmented Reality: MLearning and Historypin
I was reading through one of my favorite blogs Play the Past, which discusses the intersection between games and cultural history (or gaming cultural history). One of the posts in…