"i" Time is Now: Looking way back to go forward.

I said in a previous post that I would look back to find my "alphabet" predictions.

I started this blog on 26 July 2007, I was doing a little web 2.0 research project.

On 9 November 2007, I made a presentation all about the rise of "alphabet" change - e, m. i

With the passing of Steve Jobs, it seems appropriate to remember this post.

Apple has been in my life since the late 80s.

Are m and ilearning concepts whose time has finally arrived??

My last post was on 19 March 2011.  It has been a long time between motivation and inspiration to write anything.

Early adopters would argue yes, it's about time.

But where are the late majority?

Time for some reality therapy if the answer to this question is to be honest, I believe.

Bring your own - device, technology is becoming a bit of a theme.

I'm still pondering this and hope to return soon ...

I want to go back and check one of my first posts ever.  I recall I had some "alphabet-related" predictions or musings then.

Various Themes: A Work in Progress

Today, I have realised I collect a lot of links and resources.  I don't always set them in an articulate post.

Well, does that matter?  Probably not. I may or may not come back to this list and set it up more professionally.

Virtual learning at  high school level
http://ncvirtualelert.blogspot.com/2010/07/ncvps-community-e-lert-for-july-30.html
http://www.ncvps.org/

Digital literacy of digital natives

Digital natives not media savvy.

More on mlearning

For those who do more than me with presenting to others. These people are worth following on Twitter.

The |ifactor| - ipods, iphones - giving learning a hand (2)

Mobile learning in and out of school in an article promoting a feature of BETT2010.

Cellphone comes of age as a learning tool.

Cellphones in learning a wiki with resources and links to educators and projects.

From Angela Cunningham on using mobile technology in the form of the itouch in her teaching.

Ten educational ways to use ipods in high school ...

From the UK: Another step towards mobile for the classroom.