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Written by Bob Harrison
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Friday, 26 October 2007
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The first time I presented at a mobile learning conference was in 2002 at the first mLearn organised by Mike Sharples at Birmingham University and about 50 of us shared a variety of mobile learning experiences and perspectives.
My presentation was entitled “learn to go” and featured 12 Toshiba laptops in a heavy trolley that I had to take up to the presentation room in the lift!
Now even I would have to agree with Graham that I would have had difficulty convincing the audience that this pedagogical development could be described as “Handheld”
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Written by Handheld Learning
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Monday, 17 September 2007
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Naturally, we’re excited by this year’s Handheld Learning Conference. Who wouldn’t be? After 3 years, with the help of its participants and supporters, the event has grown to be the world’s largest conference focussed on learning using mobile and ubiquitous technologies. This says as much about the sheer level of interest in this area as the quality of the event itself.
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