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1 - we make money not art

Sun, Sep 19, 2004
@ 02:45

Mobile learning in South Korea

High school students in South Korea preparing for the college entrance exam will be able “to use personal gadgets to study instead of textbooks on the bus or subway.” Koreaedu, a leading education company, will offer lessons from 12 top…

2 - AraBlog {beta}

Sun, Sep 19, 2004
@ 10:48

Mobile learning in South Korea

High school students in South Korea preparing for the college entrance exam will be able “to use personal gadgets to study instead of textbooks on the bus or subway.” Koreaedu, a leading education company, will offer lessons from 12…

3 - The Shifted Librarian

Sun, Sep 19, 2004
@ 21:41

Selling Converged Devices for Education

Mobile Learning Attracts High School Students “Starting this month, high school students preparing for the college entrance exam will be able to use personal gadgets to study instead of textbooks on the bus or subway….

4 - The Mobile Technology Weblog

Mon, Sep 20, 2004
@ 07:02

Mobile Study Buddy

Smart Mobs has a piece from the Korean Times about exam revision material being published via mobile devices: Koreaedu, the nation’s leading online education firm, will launch services providing lectures via personal multimedia player (PMP) through a …

5 - Bruce Landon's Weblog for Students

Mon, Sep 20, 2004
@ 12:21

eLearning

Selling Converged Devices for Education .

6 - MÌche·l ” Foghl˙'s Weblog

Tue, Sep 21, 2004
@ 02:08

mLearning (Mobile Learning) in Korea

Well, I had predicted that it would happen: mobile devices being used to enhance the learning environment, in this case with the introduction of a Personal Multimedian Player (PMP). As usual these days in the mobile world, I suppose, the trend is bein…

7 - Bryan

Tue, Sep 21, 2004
@ 05:57

Good catch. Note how powerful the devices are, for rich media and large files - that’s a shift from, say, using mobile phones to query databases.

I noted this at one of the educational technology blogs I support, too.