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=Welcome to Project Mobilise!=
 * < mLearning - Mobile Learning - m-learning - meLearning


 * It's all about**:-
 * Enabling teachers to use and teach through mobile communication technologies
 * Fostering creativity with mobile phones and other portable media devices

Project Mobilise is an open community where everyone with an interest in mobile technologies and a passion for learning can participate, share, champion and deliver great learning outcomes for our youth. The focus is around supporting teachers in New Zealand. Teachers from other countries very welcome. Please join in, find, share, create.

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**Disrupting Class - the role of education incubators**
In this short video Michael Coghlan talks about the opportunities that education incubators can provide to enhance technology enabled learning. Join the discussion forum to answer Michael's question: [|What do you think?] media type="youtube" key="cg2TELtVKIg?fs=1" height="385" width="480"

**meLearning @ Auckland Museum**
Paul Swift and Virginia Gow share their thoughts with John Eyles on the place for new media and mobile communications in the museum context. The museum is a learning space that is different from a school and home and enables unique learning experiences. They are keen to explore new technologies. Lots of interesting issues covered in this 8 minute video.

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media type="custom" key="5861115" Simon Gray is a school board trustee of [|Dargaville] High School. He has been researching the benefits and deployments of mobile learning. He is keen to partner with other schools to pilot and share around the use of mobile devices in learning and creativity. Listen to Simon's story and request for collaboration. Time: 2 mins
 * Call for collaboration:**

**mLearning Day:**
Here are some photos from mLearning day and a session summary on Wants, Needs and Concerns around mobile learning.

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media type="youtube" key="6sQ_EV6hz64" height="344" width="425" Robert Douglas and Nathan Kerr - High School Teachers at Howick College - share their insights on the potential use of mobile phones in the future. They discuss how you can use mobile phones in the classroom, and outside in the field without going onto the mobile network.

media type="youtube" key="hCabrl8Fsdg" height="344" width="425" Nathan Kerr, recently awarded World's Most Innovative Teacher talks to John Eyles at a Burger Bar in Newmarket, New Zealand about the need for etiquette, teacher training and the role telcos can play in supporting teachers with information on the latest mobile technologies. || NEW! Project Mobilise for Mobile [|http://projectmobilise.mobi] This is a first step - hope to develop the mobile platform aspect of Project Mobilise over time. include component="tagCloud" PHOTOS FROM PHONES || Test line....