The London Mobile Learning Group |
- Theory
The London Mobile Learning Group's analytical engagement with mobile learning takes the shape of a conceptual model of a cultural ecology in which educational uses of mobile technologies are viewed in ecological terms as part of a cultural and pedagogical context in transformation.
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- Research
Members of the LMLG are involved in a number of research projects around theory and practice of learning with mobile media. Projects, books and databases are part of their work in progress.
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- Services
The individual members of LMLG are specialised in specific areas around lerning with mobile media and offer different services such as seminars, keynotes, project conceptualisation etc.
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- Outputs
The group's output is available in numerous publications, and presented at conferences, workshops and symposia around the world.
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Presentations and discussions of the LMLG DGfE
2010 workshop are available in our outputs
and past events
sections.
Papers,
notes and discussions
of the LMLG telc09 workshop @ Alpine Rendez-Vous 2009 are available
on Cloudworks
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![Mobile Learning - Structures, Agency, Practices](images/cover_pachler-bachmair-cook_mobile-learning.jpg)
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Pachler, Norbert, Bachmair,
Ben, Cook, John (2010): 'Mobile Learning. Structures, Agency, Practices'.
Springer.
With contributions from Gunther Kress, Judith Seipold,
Elisabetta
Adami and Klaus Rummler.
Publisher's
website
SpringerLink
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Bachmair, Ben (2010): 'Medienbildung in neuen Kulturräumen.
Die deutschprachige und britische Diskussion'.
VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften.
Publisher's website SpringerLink
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G. Vavoula,
N. Pachler, A. Kukulska-Hulme (Eds.) (2009): 'Researching mobile
learning: frameworks, tools and research designs.' Peter Lang
(Oxford). see
website
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