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Mobile Technology in Higher Education
10/13/2011
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  • Mobile To Surpass Wired Internet Connections

    Forty percent of the world's population will have access to the Internet by 2015. But the way they access it is shifting drastically, particularly in the United States, Western Europe, and Japan, as media tablets and smart phones begin to take the place of the traditional PC.

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  • Moodle Goes Mobile on iPhone

    The open source learning management system Moodle has a new mobile companion. Developers at Moodle HQ have released a free app for iOS designed to work with Moodle 2.1 or later. Apps for additional mobile platforms are planned.

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  • Universities Add Mobile Device Charging Stations to Campus

    Four universities in the United States have started offering their students a speedy way to recharge their cell phones and tablets.

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