A look at 5 #mLearning theories and examples with Geoff Stead

During this week of MobiMOOC (the free, open online course on mobile learing), Geoff Stead from the Tribal lab in Cambridge, UK managed to link 5 mobile learning theories with practical mLearning examples in a 60 minute webinar.

The webinar can be viewed here. For me it gave new ideas, new inspirations to gather my own personal thoughts on pasting mLearning factors together and connecting existing projects to one or several of the frameworks mentioned.

Illuminating webinar by Adele Botha on #mobile learning with examples, pointers and theory #mobimooc

This webinar shows a live presentation that was given by Adele Botha. In this live webinar recording, Adele shares multiple mobile projects from South Africa. She also gives us a potential framework to view mobile projects with, varying from low mobility in a low context, to a high mobility in a high context. In addition she also talks about a wonderful informal way of giving accredition: the earn-as-you-learn principle. And to finalize the webinar she offers an overview of the Mobile Learning Curriculum Framework, to which she launches an appeal for people to join into the discussion.

Join the discussion in the free discussion group:
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!forum/mobimooc-curriculum
Or look at the content of the Mobile Learning Curriculum Framework here:
http://mobimooc.wikispaces.com/Mobile+Learning+Curriculum+Framework 

This recorded webinar is part of the MobiMOOC 2012 course. A free, open, online course on mobile learning. We are now in the second week of MobiMOOC and you are free to join any specialized topic that you might be interested in. How? Simply choose the topic and become member of that specific group. An overview of the topics and their consecutive discussion groups can be found here.