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page 1 Mobile Informal Learning Christian Glahn with Dirk Börner & Marcus Specht CELSTEC Laboratory Open University of the Netherlands

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Mobile Informal Learning

Christian Glahnwith

Dirk Börner & Marcus SpechtCELSTEC Laboratory

Open University of the Netherlands

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Mobile informal learning and

Future mobile applications

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Mobile learningis one of the key drivers for

lifelong learning

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Mobility

Job mobility

Mobile workplaces

Flash mobsMobile workforce

European mobility

Social mobility

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Mobility&

Learning

Competence awareness

Flexibility

Collaboration

Time management

Cultural competences

Social competences

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Personal Experiences

Competence awareness

Flexibility

Collaboration

Time management

Cultural competences

Social competences

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InformalLearning

Competence awareness

Flexibility

Collaboration

Time management

Cultural competences

Social competences

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Self-controlled

Unguided

Unstructured

Embedded in practice

InformalLearning

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Fragmentation

Convergence

InformalLearning

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Fragmentation

Convergence

Mobility

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Mobility is changing contexts

•Locations•Processes•Peers•Concepts•EventsFr

agmentation C

onvergence

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Supporting Informal Learning

• Internal and external triggers•Help interpreting the experience •Examine alternatives•Follow (learning) strategies•Make proposals for alternatives•Assess consequences• Lessons learned •Framing the situation

Context

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Applications & Context

•Detection & Matching

•Construction

Fragmentation C

onvergence

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AICHE

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Framing the Application Environment for Mobile Contextualized Learning

Social Personal

Static Boards PC

Mobile Picture Frames

Cell-phone

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Social Personal

Static Boards PC

Mobile Frames Cell-phone

Future “mobile” applications

Framing the Application Environment for Mobile Contextualized Learning

Fragmentation C

onvergence

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Team.sPod – An environment for framing reflection

Social Personal

Static Boards PC

Mobile Cell-phone

Contextual and mobile indicators

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Web-based framework

•Distributed web-services •Widget front-ends•Offline use •Geo-location usage•Native interfaces

•Web•Mobile (iPhone & Android)•Touch-boards (Flash/Flex)

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Research challenges

• “Connecting the dots” – Contextualizing informal learning

• Learning design for informal learning – Embedding learning into practice

• Relating motivation and contextualized learning

• Contextualizing collaborative learning

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Thank you

Christian [email protected]

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