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Death of the Desktop and Gaming as We Know It
In the past week, I’ve made two observations about how technology is going through an advancement surge. What I mean by that is that there are big changes happening, and it seems like it’s happening incredibly quickly–at least in my … Continue reading
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Mobile as a Way of Life I Can Never Abandon–I’ll Tell You Why
It became very apparent to me in the last week that I could not live without mobile technology. You would’ve thought that I would’ve learned it during the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. But it hit home much more for me … Continue reading
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Tagged dial-up modem, digital literacy, Distance Learning, DIY education, e-learning, e-learning in remote areas, Ecuador, edupunk, elearning, elearning in remote areas, Facetime, Hurricane Sandy, Instant messaging, iPad, iPad app, IPhone, Learning, m-learning, m-learning in remote areas, m-learning tools, mlearning, mlearning in remote areas, mobile, mobile learning, mobile phones, mobile tablets mobile connectivity, mobile tech, mobile technology, smartphone, smartphones, social media, South America, tablet, tablets, Twitter, United States, webinar, wi-fi, Windows Messenger
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What Hurricane Sandy Taught Me About Mobile Technology and Social Media
Hello all, and excuse my absence of late! If you hadn’t heard (ha!), Hurricane/ Superstorm Sandy hit the eastern coast of the United States, and headed straight for the state of New Jersey in particular. That means it hit where … Continue reading
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Tagged 4G, battery power, cell phone, connectivity, Cub Scout, East Coast of the United States, Eastern Seaboard, electricity, emergency information, Facebook, hurricane, Hurricane Sandy, iPad, iPad app, IPhone, iPhone app, lack of electricity, lack of power, LTE, mobile, mobile communications, mobile devices, Mobile phone, New Jersey, NJ, phone networks, smart phone, smartphones, social media, social media at work, social media class, social media community, social media involvement, storm aftermath, storm damage, Superstorm Sandy, tech comm, Technical communication, technical communications, technology, technology needs improvement, tree crashing on my house, Twitter, United States, Weather Channel, wi-fi, wi-fi networks, wifi
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Is iPad Mini the “Fun-Size” tablet, or does it mean business?
As the end of October approaches, so does Halloween. And with Halloween, most people would think of ghosts, witches, vampires and other monsters along with other spooky stuff. As for me, I think of trick-or-treating and the all important CANDY. … Continue reading
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Tagged affordable iPad, affordable iPad mini, Apple, cool stuff, e-learning, ed tech, education, educational technology, elearning, Halloween, higher ed, iBooks, iBooks Author, iPad, iPad app, iPad at a lower cost, iPad at a lower price, iPad mini, IPhone, Learning, m-learning, mlearning, mobile, mobile learning, Online Teaching and Learning, smartphones, tech comm, TechCommGeekMom, Technical communication, technical communications, Tim Cook, wi-fi
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Why Mobile, Gamification and Special Needs Are Made for Each Other
As the school year has started for some and will start during the following few weeks ahead, my thoughts start thinking about conventional learning and how educational technology has changed so rapidly, especially in the last few years. Now, before … Continue reading
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Tagged Asperger, Asperger syndrome, autism, cell phones, conventional learning, desktop learning, digital literacy, Distance Learning, DIY education, e-learning, e-learning specialist, ed tech, educational technology, edupunk, email, Gamification, gamify, gaming, High-functioning autism, instructional design, instructional design and technology, Internet access, iPad, iPad app, IPhone, Learning, learning in chunks, m-learning, m-learning tools, Masters, Methods and Theories, mobile, mobile learning, mobile technology, MS One Note, MSPTC, New Jersey Institute of Technology, Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo DS, Nintendo DSi, NJIT, OneNote, online courses, Online Teaching and Learning, open source education, podcasting, podcasts, Power Rangers, processing information, smart phones, smartphones, social media, special needs, Super Sentai, sync, synchronizing notes, tech comm, Technical communication, technical communications, video, video games, video lectures, wi-fi
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