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M-Learning Symposium

Friday, 09 February 2007

The M-Learning Symposium was held on 9 February 2007 at the WLE Centre, Institute of Education, University of London.

Name	Presentation
Gunther Kress	Learning and environments of learning: what might be constant? 552.00 Kb
Diana Laurillard	Pedagogical implications, applications of handheld technology 420.00 Kb
Geoff Stead	Mobile Learning: the devices may be small, but their impact isn't 1.70 Mb
Niall Winters	What do we mean by mobile learning? 4.53 Mb
Ben Bachmair	Media related patterns 1.99 Mb
Russell Beale	Formal versus informal 44.50 Kb
John Cook	Configuring learning contexts with mobile devices 3.80 Mb
Lisa Gjedde	Video- based m-learing as a potential for inclusive and lifelong learning 214.50 Kb
Jon Gregson & Paul Smith	Using mobile devices to explore promoting access 1.13 Mb
Theo Hug	Didactics of microlearning: mobile examples 1.17 Mb
Agnew Kukulska-Hulme	Social thinking in mobile learning 431.00 Kb
Alice Mitchell	Mobile game based learning 3.27 Mb
Sara Price	Ubiquitous computing: digitally augmenting physical environments for learning 10.80 Mb
Mike Sharples	Kaleidoscope: European mobile learning 1.98 Mb
Giasemi Vavoula	Learning bridges: a role for mobile technologies in education 1.83 Mb
Yanna Vogiazou	Understanding and representing socio-emotional cues in group learning 4.06 Mb
Dylan Wiliam	Third generation pedagogy 781.00 Kb

Video web streams for a number of the papers presented on the day are available here:
WLE Streaming Server: M-Learning Symposium

A DVD with digital video recordings of a number of the papers presented on the day is available on request. Please contact the WLE Centre.

For further information on M-Learning, please visit the Mobile Learning Special Interest Group of the Kaleidoscope Research Network of Excellence at:
http://mlearning.noe-kaleidoscope.org

Related papers and media are also available from Kaleidoscope's open archive of technology enhanced learning:
http://www.telearn.org

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