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"In recent years I have conducted some experiments on mobile learning using my students mobile phone, in a high school, in Portuguese and French language. I have used podcasts, SMS, videos, photos, and Twitter too. See…"
"Welcome Kiwi. It was a pleasure to shere my work with all. Follow my
http://www.scoop.it/t/mobile-learning-21"
"I share with you the abstract of my thesis research about using students mobile phones as a learning tool in classroom. The most part of my students don't see cellphones as a distracting devices because they give them an educational value. Take…"
"Dear all,
It is my pleasure to share you the book "Advanced Learning" is available online at http://sciyo.com/books/show/title/advanced-learning
My chapter is available on this link where I present tow experiments with mobile devices…"
Advanced Learning
Dear all,It is my pleasure to share with you that the book "Advanced Learning" is available online at http://sciyo.com/books/show/title/advanced-learningMy chapter is available on this link:…See More
"Hi Jeff,
I send you the links of two papers of my research about using mobile phone in classroom:
http://adelinamouravitae.com.sapo.pt/iadismflickrfinal.pdf
http://adelinamouravitae.com.sapo.pt/mobilespainfinal.pdf"
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Advanced Learning
Posted on April 6, 2010 at 2:17am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Dear all,
It is my pleasure to share with you that the book "Advanced Learning" is available online at
http://sciyo.com/books/show/title/advanced-learning
My chapter is available on this link:…
Continue
It is my pleasure to share with you that the book "Advanced Learning" is available online at
http://sciyo.com/books/show/title/advanced-learning
My chapter is available on this link:…
Continue
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- At 3:22am on May 24, 2009,
Gail Mitchell said… - Hi Adelina
I followed your link through my initial contact with Hans. I am also new to Classroom 2.0 and so I thought that I would just drop you a line. I teach at a school in Northern Queensland, Australia I teach a Year4 class of 9 year olds. I am completing the final stages of a Master of Teaching degree which I hope will extend to a Doctoral study. At present I want to review my own practice in terms of the extent to which I actually teach the skills and strategies that support reflective, self-directed learning and then I want to make adjustment and changes in my teaching to address this. I am going to use e-portfolios as reflective journals and am going to develop the students knowledge of Web 2.0 open source software so that they have a broader base of tools that they can use to show their learning process, metacognition and next learning steps.I want to extend my knowledge of SISIMO, Sight , Sound and Motion for reflection, rather that just written reflections.
I am really looking forward to joining the webinar. I will have a look at your events. Any ideas or suggestions that will help me develop my knowledge of tools that I could use for audio or anything on e-portfolios will be greatly appreciated. I will keep in touch.
- At 6:24am on March 8, 2009,
Hans Feldmeier said… - Hi Adelina, I´ve got a Comenius and eTwinning Partner in Portimao. My focus is on Web 2.0 apps - feel free to check some of my sites. And think about to join my group about digital teaching methods called DigiSkills with abourt 477 members.
Greetings from Germany
Hans
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