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Mobile Learning and the World Market Ambient Insight reports a surging global mobile learning market. The countries with the highest growth rates (all over 60%) are China, India, and Indonesia. The countries with the lowest growth rates (all under 5%) are Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan, the three most mature Mobile Learning markets on the planet. More on mLearning…
Mobile Learning In 2010, the top 5 adopters of mLearning were the U.S., Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan. Together these 5 countries accounted for about 70% of the 2010 market. By 2015 they will account for only 40% with the highest growth rates in China, India, Indonesia, and Brazil. (Source: ) More on mLearning from Kevin Corbett: Mobile Learning
Blended Learning: An Introduction I shot this video yesterday, as a precursor to a project I’m working on. Blended Learning is about combining the best aspects of using technology as a tool, with the expertise of the individual teacher, within a classroom environment, to increase learning. See more at: https://kevincorbett.com/blended-learning/ where I’ll be aggregating more…
From the Sloan Consortium comes the tenth annual survey titled: Changing Course: Ten Years of Tracking Online Education in the United States. The higher education eLearning survey is a collaborative effort between the Babson Survey Research Group and the College Board, and purports itself to be the leading barometer of online learning in the United States. …
Blended Learning is helping to evolve teaching as it provides increased benefits for both teachers and students. The infographic below highlights the benefits of blended learning and how blended learning can improve conditions and provide for increased career opportunities within education.
Popular Twitter Education Hashtags (INFOGRAPHIC) from edudemic: