Showing posts with label mlearning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mlearning. Show all posts

Thursday, January 31, 2013

Gust Mees

Gust Mees

Gust Mees, Luxembourg, General, Adult

I'm an ICT Course Instructor with pedagogical background and I'm giving courses about ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) with a pedagogical (educational) background (not only technical), this to adult people (andragogie) as also to young people (pédagogie).

I am a "Life Long Learner" and this with a lot of pleasure...

My main interests are "PC and Internet Security", where I'm the owner and webmaster of Internet Monitor, a web site dedicated to PC and Internet Security, which is multilingual and reaches more than 2 million read articles and a Google Page Rank of 5/10 (August 2011), but also tutorials around the PC. I like to share my knowledge with other people.

I'm also a member of the "Advisory Board" of Luxembourg Safer Internet, called now BEESECURE, and an official partner of different Luxembourgish Government realisations, such as CASES and MySecureIt (in French) and member of the Internet Society Luxembourg.

My braggings: I was selected as "Lord of Curation" on @scoopit #scoopit for me the Best curation service, check out also my #curation at #scoopit

gustmees
My blog is focused on "Learning and Teaching in 21st Century" with the main Topic "Cyber-Security/IT-Security" for domestic and educational use...

Twitter account @knolinfos

Theme: 21st Century Teaching and Learning, best practices, BYOD, communication, computer health, copyright laws, Courses, creative thinking, creativity, critical thinking, crossborder, cultures, curation, cybercrime, Cybersecurity, cyberwar, earth, Education, eLearning, europe, FREE, free courses, generations, Gust MEES, innovative technology, Internetsafety, IT-Security, mLearning, multicultural, multicultural associations, security, serious games, Social Medias, teachers knowledge, technology, tutorials, Visual IT-Security, Web Of Trust, WOT

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Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Sergio Martín


Sergio Martín

Sergio Martín, Spain, University

Sergio Martín received the B.S. degree from Carlos III University of Madrid in Computer Engineering in 2006, and the M.S. degree from the Spanish University for Distance Education (UNED) in 2008. He is now studying for his PhD in Educative Technologies in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department (DIEEC) of UNED.

He is assistant professor in such institution since 2007. He has participated since 2002 as a researcher in national and international research projects related to ubiquitous computing, and mobility, specially focusing on its application on education. He has published more than 70 papers both in international journals and in international conferences. He was awarded in 2009 with the Best Paper Award in the Fourth International Multi-Conference on Computing in the Global Information Technology; and in 2007 with the 2nd best paper in the Jean Peperstraete contest in the 18th Annual Conference on Innovation in Education for Electrical and Information Engineering.

He is reviewer of international journals such as IEEE Multidisciplinary Engineering Education Magazine; and international conferences such as Frontiers in Education (2009 and 2008), UBICOMM (2009 and 2008), and IEEE EDUCON (2009). He also acts as project reviewer for the IEEE Education Society in the Spanish Chapter; and is editor of the IEEE UNED-Student Branch Magazine. He is a committee board member of the IEEE Technology Management Council of Spain, and member of the IEEE Computer Society, and IEEE Education Society.

The Future of Technology and Education
Blog intended to show my reflections, research, results, ideas and interesting news about mobile learning, e-learning, ubiquitous and location-based technologies, augmented reality, electronics, services, context-awareness, games, virtual worlds, virtual and remote laboratories, e-books, and any new trend!

Theme: e-learning, m-learning, ubiquitous learning, augmented reality, electronics, services, context-awareness, games, virtual worlds, e-books

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Sunday, November 29, 2009

David Read

David Read

David Read, UK, Secondary, Further. Tertiary, Adult, English as a Second Language

ESL teacher at University of Sheffield, UK. Have been an ESL teacher and trainer for over 16 years and worked in 10 countries across the globe.

Mobile ESL
Focuses on the use of mobile phones to help learning of English as a second language.

Theme: ESL, mobile, mlearning, MALL

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Wednesday, June 10, 2009

David Hopkins

David Hopkins

David Hopkins, UK, Higher, Education

eLearning, mLeaning, Web 2.0, Academia 2.0, Blogging, Blackboard, Games in Education, etc - Learning Technologist, the Business School, Bournemouth University.

Don't Waste Your Time
eLearning, Web 2.0, Blogging, and the stuff in between.

Theme: Academia, Academia 2.0, Blackboard, Blog, Cartoon, Collaboration, Conference, eAssessment, eBook, eDelivery, Edupunk, eJournal, eLearning, ePortfolio, eResources, Games, Generation X, Generation Y, Generation Z, iPod, Learning, LMS, Millenials, mLearning, Mobile Learning, PLE, Podcast, Poll, Presentation, Semantic Web, Social Network, Technology, Twitter, University 2.0, Video, VLE, Web 2.0, Wiki

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Sunday, February 1, 2009

Jonathan Nalder

Jonathan Nalder

Jonathan Nalder, Australia, All Sectors

Over-enthusiastic mobile and ubiquitous learning advocate and blogger. This is the time-between-times for education and technology! So many opportunities to enhance learning.

The dawn of uLearning
Reporting on and interpreting technology developments for 21st century educators.

Theme: Ulearning, mlearning, 21st century, networked learning, connectivism

Monday, January 26, 2009

Derek Baird

Derek Baird

Derek Baird, USA, Instructional Design, Ed Tech, mLearning, Youth Media

Derek E. Baird, M.A. is a media technologist, speaker, and author specializing in web strategy, mobile learning, Gen Y, educational technology/media, and online communities. He has designed and developed online education communities for U.S. and international clients in both the corporate, education and non-profit sectors.

While working at Yahoo!, he co-designed Yahoo! For Teachers, a social network for educators, and led a series of educational technology workshops across the country.

He also is a contributor to Didactics World, an educational media publication focused on educational technology and mobile learning trends in the Middle East and India.

Barking Robot
Musings on Gen Y, Educational Technology, Kid Media & Mobile Tech.

Theme: ed tech, gen y, mobile, digital pedagogy, mlearning

Saturday, January 10, 2009

Jeffery Goldman

Jeffery Goldman

Jeffery Goldman, USA, Adult, e-Learning

Jeffery Goldman is employed as an e-Learning Designer with a mid-sized Bank in Baltimore, MD. He holds a Master of Arts in Instructional Systems Design from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County and has seven years experience designing and developing e-learning.

His experience also includes ten years of designing and facilitating traditional classroom training in the banking and healthcare industries and for nonprofit organizations.

MinuteBio - currently offline
This blog is to share opinions, tips, and resources on e-learning, m-learning, and the tools used to design and develop high quality courses. Please feel free to add your comments and share your expertise and any helpful resources on the topic.

Theme: e-learning, m-learning, instructional desig

Thursday, September 18, 2008

Vorasuang Duangchinda

Vorasuang Duangchinda

Vorasuang Duangchinda (Michael Charng), Bangkok, Thailand, Tertiary, Public & Corporate Training, Business Information Systems, Management Information Systems, Computing, Google

Born and raised in Thailand, but have also lived in Brisbane, Australia for nearly 13 years. I have background in IT, and right now teach IT subjects for students at Sripatum University, Bangkok, Thailand. I also work for International Relations Office of the University.

My interests include e-Learning, m-Learning, u-Learning, Edutainment, and Internationalization. I am also the Coordinator of APEC Learning Community Builders (ALCoB) Thailand. My teaching blog is in Thai language (sorry for non-Thai readers)

Edutainment by Aj. Charng: Edutainologist
Edutainment blog for teaching and training provided to students at University level and public in Thailand.

Theme: business information systems, bis, mis, management information systems, IT, IS, information technology, information system, innovation, fun, e-Learning, m-Learning, u-Learning, ubiquitous, education, distance learning, Edutainment, Edutainologist, SPU, Sripatum University, University, Thai Google

Friday, May 2, 2008

John Krutsch

John Krutsch

John Krutsch, USA, K-20, Educational Technology

John Krutsch currently serves as the Sr. Director for Distance Education at Utah Valley University, he fancy himself a code poet with an irreverent approach to academia and its relationship, or lack there of, with technology and its role in education.

Technagogy - currently offline
I define technagogy as the processes involved with using technology to enhance instruction. An educator who takes a technagogical approach to instruction believes that technology will never replace a human teacher but that it can greatly enhance an instructor's ability to convey information so others may assimilate new information or increase understanding.

Theme: ed_tech, eleanring, mlearning, pedagogy, andragogy, social_networking

Thursday, February 14, 2008

Michelle Gallen

Michelle Gallen

Michelle Gallen, Northern Ireland, UK, All Sectors, Language Learning

I'm a Belfast-based e-learning consultant. I've been in copywriting and e-Learning since 1998. I've created a wide range of e-learning - from globally-deployed courses for Macromedia to niche Irish-language products - across various media - mobile, web, tv and online. Currently, I'm using grant funding to research and develop an Irish-language learning product. I also work with clients across the UK in developing e-learning materials.

I'm hugely interested in mobile learning in all its guises (phones ... ipods ... beermats). I'm keen to experiment on how social networking software can help teachers teach students, and students teach teachers. My secret wish is to go back to college and study neurology. This is why I should do the lottery. Could it be me?

Search Find Learn
Michelle Gallen's thoughts on e-learning - what's new, what works, and what's plain daft.

Theme: elearning, language learning, social networking, mobile learning, mlearning, new technologies