Handheld Learning - learning with mobile and ubiquitous technologies

Well caught James and also well interpreted. I've just returned from speaking at the GoMobile Expo in Malaysia where it's clear that mobile broadband / Internet has taken the lead over wired practically before wired even past go.

For me this demonstrates that access whether it be for social, entertainment or learning is by nature a personal (sometimes shared), mobile experience often requiring a personal device/communicator. As you've said this indicates a future where citizens will expect to have skills associated with finding, using and engaging with information on the move. As oft said this seems at odds with the current thinking on UK home access which still geared around 20th century shared laptop running "office" applications in the home.