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Wow! MoLeNET (www.molenet.org.uk)
Hot off the press - the LSC is making £6million available for FE colleges (and their partners) to buy m-learning devices.
Colleges are being invited to apply for grants of between £100 000 and £500 000 for capital expenses, to contribute to mobile learning projects. Colleges will need to contribute other costs, like training and support to a minimum of 20% of the funding they recieve.
This is great news, as it is a clear indication that the mainstream has recognised the potential benefits in mobile learning, and is trying to spread the love
If you are in FE and based in England, come along to the open day on 9 July
keepin' it mobile
Geoff
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- Molenet Winners Go Public!
Thanks to the LSN, we have just seen the first, complete list of Colleges and FE Consortia that won slices of the £6m MoLeNET fund. Congratulations all and good luck with your projects! We look forward to seeing how they turn out They are: Aylesbury...
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6 million pounds to buy m-learning kit in UK
Wow! MoLeNET (www.molenet.org.uk)
Hot off the press - the LSC is making £6million available for FE colleges (and their partners) to buy m-learning devices.
Colleges are being invited to apply for grants of between £100 000 and £500 000 for capital expenses, to contribute to mobile learning projects. Colleges will need to contribute other costs, like training and support to a minimum of 20% of the funding they recieve.
This is great news, as it is a clear indication that the mainstream has recognised the potential benefits in mobile learning, and is trying to spread the love
If you are in FE and based in England, come along to the open day on 9 July
keepin' it mobile
Geoff
- Even The Us Military Wants Mobile Apps!
There has been a flurry of news over the past few days including the words ?US Military? and ?mobile Apps? part one: DARPA, home of the pentagon?s technology research gurus, has announced it wants to buy an ?AppStore? to use for distributing mobile apps...
- M-learning In Australia
It has been a funny week ? I was invited, at very short notice, to present our mobile learning work to the Department of Education, in Australia! (New South Wales, to be specific) It was a real honour to be sent there. We spent 4 days working with schools...
- Molenet Lives On ... £4m Available For Mobile Learning In 2008/09
The LSC have just this second announced a further round of funding for the MoLeNET project ... £4m to support new projects, or to bulk up existing ones. The same constraints apply as last time: - consortia need to be fronted by an English...
- Molenet Winners Go Public!
Thanks to the LSN, we have just seen the first, complete list of Colleges and FE Consortia that won slices of the £6m MoLeNET fund. Congratulations all and good luck with your projects! We look forward to seeing how they turn out They are: Aylesbury...
- A Beacon Award For Mobile Learning!
We have had a couple of loyal, enthusiastic user-groups who have been involved with mobile learning from our earliest public trials back in 2003 right through to today. One of them, Pembrokeshire College on the beautiful west coast of Wales, has just...