Alja Sulčič (blogging at http://ialja.blogspot.com/; @ialja) posted recently on her awesome presentation at the 2010 Slovenian MoodleMoot (check out the blog post at http://ialja.blogspot.com/2010/05/imagining-mobile-moodle.html). The presentation covers the future of Moodle on mobiles and Alja includes her own perspective on the innovations and changes that will occur in years to come as mobile devices advance and Moodle develops to work in expanded mobile capacities. She’s published a great paper available at Scribd and has also posted two great Youtube videos of the entire [20 minute] session.
She suggests that future use of mobile Moodle should include:
- Geocaching of information and entries by students
- The use of bar-codes to provide “secret” URLs and assessments to students
- utilize the power of their phones (gyroscopic, tactile, and/or motion detection) to engage Moodle objects, etc.
It my opinion that her predictions about Mobile Moodle are spot on. Great presentation and resources, well worth the time to view them.
Here’s part 1 of the video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEU-6w3VhOU)
Part 2 of the video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VWKEWaApHY)
Related:
Related posts:
- @ITforALL goes for an alternate Mobile Moodle app (Mobile Learning Engine)
- Open University Joins the Mobile Fray
- Opinion: The Importance of Moodle Mobile
- More Moodle Mobile (for #iphone) details
- More info on mPage: the free Mobile Moodle App
