Sources of mobile learning information

www.m-learning.org/

Tribal CTAD were partners in the 2001-2004 m-learning project supported by the EU under framework 5 and, in the UK , by the LSC. Since 2004 Tribal CTAD have continued their pioneering mobile learning work. This site contains a wealth of information and demonstrations about the "the exciting art of using mobile technologies to enhance the learning experience. Mobile phones, PDAs, Pocket PCs and the Internet can be blended to engage and motivate learners, any time and anywhere."

http://mlearning.noe-kaleidoscope.org/

The Kaleidoscope European Mobile Learning Special Interest Group (SIG) offers an opportunity for researchers to share new findings and technology, to develop joint methods and initiatives, and to reconceive learning for the mobile age. It will collate an extensive resource of news, documents, projects and provide a forum for researchers with an interest in research into mobile, contextual and ambient learning across Europe and beyond.

www.handheldlearning.co.uk/

Handheld Learning is a commercial company which promotes the use of mobile technologies and mobility to enable transformational improvements in teaching and learning through conferences, online knowledge sharing, consulting, teacher training and the provision of innovative software. Handheld Learning have established the most active online community on the Internet for educators, academics, developers, manufacturers and publishers who share knowledge, experiences and ideas concerning the use of mobile technologies in teaching and learning. There are already over 1,000 members who form part of this non-commercial, free to access community. It is a place to network, discover new ideas and learn from others, novice and expert alike.

http://learninginhand.com/

This is a USA based mobile learning enthusiast Tony Vincent's site which he describes as "educator's resource for using handheld computing in schools. You'll find lists of great software applications for Palm and Windows Mobile computers. You'll find resources for podcasting and eBooks. Also, there's a comprehensive listing of the best sites for educators, lesson plans, classroom management tips, and more. Don't forget to check out the blog for what's new and the discussion forums for lively conversations."