The Research Project on the Use of New Mobile Technology for Didactics is now on-line. The research project was developed as part of M-Learn - Training Teachers to Use Mobile (handheld) Technologies within Mainstream School Education (Comenius Lifelong Learning Programme) that involves six partners from four countries: England, Greece, Italy and the Netherlands.
The research project was developed by The University of Lancaster
- Centre for Technology Enhanced Learning - Department of Educational Research, in collaboration with the Fondazione Mondo Digitale and other partners.
- Centre for Technology Enhanced Learning - Department of Educational Research, in collaboration with the Fondazione Mondo Digitale and other partners.The objective is to promote the development of a training programme for teachers on the pedagogical use of mobile technology in the four countries involved in the partnership. The research activity focused on the state-of-the-art in the partner countries and suggests new actions for the development of training and research.
Currently, Project MLearn is monitoring the needs of teachers to develop the training curriculum and course programme that will be held at Birmingham in July.
From the Voice Over Blog (Articles in Italian):
