Posts Tagged ‘ mobile learning ’
Adobe’s Connect Pro brings Flash to iPhone through back door. Adobe’s Connect Pro Mobile for the iPhone and iPod Touch is a solid, free way to connect to Web conferences on the go, but what’s really interesting is that this is the first app that has shoehorned Flash on the platform. The app was created in [ READ MORE ]
Welcome to your notable world | Evernote Corporation. Welcome to your notable world. Use Evernote to save your ideas, things you see, and things you like. Then find them all on any computer or device you use. For FREE!!! - Take notes - Attach files - Use web-browser - Downloadable application for offline use - [ READ MORE ]
The web is abuzz with talk of Google Buzz. So what is Buzz – simply put it’s a personal aggregator that is coupled to your Gmail account. via Google Buzz in eLearning | Upside Learning Blog[ READ MORE ]
Not only do most mobile devices NOT support the Flash Player, but they also don’t support Java. Why does this matter? A big part of eLearning revolves around being able to not only VIEW content, but to also TRACK content. Tracking is fundamental to delivering formalized eLearning training, which usually involves Learning Management Systems. Here [ READ MORE ]
Today I had a student inquire about downloading Adobe Connect lectures to an iPod. So, we are going to “Make Offline” archives [as FLV files] and convert them to MP4 files. As the voice of a student says, “if you can do this it would be so helpful not only to myself but I am [ READ MORE ]
The Apple iPad offers an interesting combination of features and options that make it worth considering for possible mobile learning applications. But there are drawbacks to the device as well. Here’s how the iPad may (or may not) be able to fit into your plans. After months of speculation, and several weeks of feverish hype, [ READ MORE ]
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