aclJohn's mLearning Finds

Try Google Docs for mobile to edit documents from wherever you are. http://mobile.google.com/docs or http://www.google.com/mobile/docs/.

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Video by Mobile Future: http://mobilefuture.org. 2010 was the year mobile connected the world. With stunning statistics, facts, and visual cues, this video takes a tour of key consumer and technology mobile trends across an eventful year. Some highlights of the video include:

• Massive increase in apps downloaded:

- FIVE BILLION apps downloaded - up from 300 million in 2009

• Whopping expansion of location-based services
  

- FIVE MILLION Foursquare users -- up from 200,000 u...

The increasing number of learning providers trying to implement the use of mobile devices in their learning environments creates a demand for a website like IEAR.

IEAR's reviews could become a great resource for managers, practitioners and administrators searching for quality applications to use in their learning environments.

IEAR is...

• a community powered review of educational applications for mobile devices
• primarily focused on...
  • iPod,
    
  • iPhone, and
    
  • iPad apps
    ...but there...

If you consider yourself a mobile application lover, chances are you will like Appboy.

Appboy is a place where many people, interested in mobile applications, get together in order to benefit from a social 'environment'. Those who want to raise awareness about any innovative application they are developing are able to do that and get feedback from others in the community.

Appboy provides...

• a portal where visitors can...
  • view applications
  • suggest applications
  • submit applications
• a site ...