Summary: This week’s EdReach Show comes live straight from the Mobile Learning Conference in Arizona. EdReach Show contributor Judi Epcke reports and special guest Meg Wilson joins us from there as well. They give us a nice round up of some of the great presentations and apps that were being shared there, as well as what’s on the horizon for mobile learning. News Watch: This week we look into the problem of student texting, and its impact on their livelihood, sleep, and productivity. We draw inspiration from this Boston.com article: Connected, Exhausted Blog Watch: In blog watch we try something different this week- Jay, Judi, Meg, and I all list our favorite blogs that deal with mobiles in the classroom. Jay: http://moblearn.blogspot.com/ http://themobilelearner.wordpress.com Dan: http://learninginhand.com/blog/ -Tony Vincent http://www.cellphonesinlearning.com/ Liz Kolb She recently talked about Studyboost: http://www.cellphonesinlearning.com/2011/02/mobile-reviews-with-study-boost.html “There is a new free resource called Study Boost that connects with mobile phones. You create an account on Study Boost, then you can create your own “batches” of study questions. You can subscribe to the study questions via cell phone (you can also view them on the mobile web). In addition you can share your study questions with friends, teachers, and others so they can also review on the go.” Judi: http://www.ipodsibilities.com/iPodsibilities/Home.html http://wiki.canby.k12.or.us/groups/ipodusergroup/blog/ iear.org http://www.mrcoley.com/ Meg Wilson: Mobile Learning Experience Blog - http://mobile2011blog.posterous.com/ Twitter Talk: The EdReach Tweeter of the Week is: Graham Brown Martin: @grahambm On the Radar: Dropbox Forms from JotForm – http://www.jotform.com/dropbox/ (Jay) www.qwiki.com – - has an iPad App on the way. (Dan) Study Boost.com - thanks to @lkolb Comic Life for iPad is in Beta- (Judi )
