Mobile can be added to the list,
With Stanford University and a lot of other Universities using the MobileEDU (Now Mobile Central) iphone app from Blackboard the world of the student has opened up, now they can easily check module information, assignement information, sports info etc on the go. The app is even 'fashionable' in the sense it looks up to date.
Now Moodle have stepped into the arena with their own app Moodle4iPhones though this is still in development it would be interesting to see what it can offer students, especially since the project is open source.
I will run a comparison on the two once the moodle one has been released, in the meantime I am going to be looking into the Iphone app from Blackboard and will report back here
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Thursday, 11 March 2010
Monday, 19 November 2007
Open Sourcing GPS
Now I've probably missed the boat on this one ... wouldn't it be amazing if phone companies opened up GPS locations.
To be able to program programs effectively for a given environment would take personalization to the extreme. Look at how the web has developed allowing communities to form to develop software. Now there is alot of ethics in this that would come into play such as authorization from the end user.
Currently there are companies offering limited services, just think if this sort of service was opened up to other institutions. For example a class field trip where we could produce certain materials for a given environment. And let people explore. Or audio files which kick in for tourist attractions, like they do just now with the tape and headfones.
With the ifone we can now program ourselves new integrated services.
By the way if this is already out there, make a comment as I would be interested to see what is being done within this area.
J
To be able to program programs effectively for a given environment would take personalization to the extreme. Look at how the web has developed allowing communities to form to develop software. Now there is alot of ethics in this that would come into play such as authorization from the end user.
Currently there are companies offering limited services, just think if this sort of service was opened up to other institutions. For example a class field trip where we could produce certain materials for a given environment. And let people explore. Or audio files which kick in for tourist attractions, like they do just now with the tape and headfones.
With the ifone we can now program ourselves new integrated services.
By the way if this is already out there, make a comment as I would be interested to see what is being done within this area.
J
Labels:
e-learning,
future,
GPS,
ifone,
intergrated services,
iPhone,
open source
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