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Mobile learning
Speaker: Megan Iemma

Megan Iemma (@megsamanda) is an Apple Distinguished Educator and a mobile learning consultant from Melbourne, Australia. In this ULearn10EDtalk Megan takes us through some of the mobile learning projects she is involved in, and shares some ideas she has for using mobile learning in the future.

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Date added: 25 Nov 2010
Duration: 7:26

Mobile learning

Megan Iemma (@megsamanda) is an Apple Distinguished Educator and a mobile learning consultant from Melbourne, Australia. In this ULearn10EDtalk Megan takes us through some of the mobile learning projects she is involved in, and shares some ideas she has for using mobile learning in the future.

Views 5,574 Date added: 28/09/2012

Mobile learning

Date added: 28/09/2012

Mobile learning

Megan Iemma (@megsamanda) is an Apple Distinguished Educator and a mobile learning consultant from Melbourne, Australia. In this ULearn10EDtalk Megan takes us through some of the mobile learning projects she is involved in, and shares some ideas she has for using mobile learning in the future.

Views 5,574 Date added: 28/09/2012

Mobile learning

Date added: 28/09/2012
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