Category Archives: Mobile learning

 We’ve recently spent some time on a new mobile learning platform, the MLN, or mobile learning network. Pretty soon you will be able to see it. In the meantime, let me, erm, talk about it! The old problem  The platform … Continue reading →

  Content and Language Integrated Learning, CLIL, is where language is taught through subject areas – math through English, for example.  (This is also known as immersion.) This week, I came across some CLIL initiatives in Europe, where the classrooms have two teachers … Continue reading →

   We recently made a commitment internally to mobile learning at Praxis Language. I guess I’ll be talking a lot about it in the future. Here are some thoughts for today. One type of context In the past, schools provided … Continue reading →

I’m thinking about mobile learning – how it will work, and why it is significant. Gary Woodill’s recent paper provides a simple, and helpful description: True mobile learning is personalized learning that unites the learner’s context with cloud computing, using … Continue reading →