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= __Activity 3a:__ Build a collaborative collection of references which will accurately reflect the intellectual capital of the participants =

Use this page to list useful references. We have started this for you by including all the recommended and required readings referred to in this seminar. **Simply click on the Edit pencil on the top right hand side of your screen and then insert your own reference in the appropriate place below on this page.** These references can include any form of relevant artefact (for example: print based, online journals, web pages, blogs etc, videos and podcasts). Please make sure that you use the APA reference format. The end document will form a permanent and hopefully useful record that you can refer to once the seminar is complete.

= References = Cornelius, S & Marston, P. (2009). Towards an understanding of the virtual context in mobile learning. http://stream.massey.ac.nz/file.php/1635/Readings/Module_Three_Mobile_learning/16-Towards_an_understanding_of_the_virtual_context_in_mobile_learning.pdf

Coulby, Hennessey, Davies & Fuller (2009). The use of mobile technology for work-based assessment: the student experience. //The use of mobile technology for work-based assessment.// Frohberg, Goth & Schwabe (2009). Mobile learning projects - a critical analysis of the state of the art. Mobile learning projects. Harvey, M. (2008). The Future of social networking: mobile phones. [] Geddes S.J. (2004). Mobile Learning in the 21st Century: benefit for [|Learners.http://knowledgetree.flexiblelearning.net.au/edition06/download/Geddes.pdf] Jones & Issroff (2007). Motivation and mobile devices: exploring the role of appropriation and coping strategies. //Motivation and mobile devices//. Prensky, M. (2005). What can you learn from a cell phone? Almost anything!. []

Thomas, Rhodri Curwen (2010). Mobilizing The Open University: case studies in strategic mobile development. Journal of the Research Center for Educational Technology, 6(1), pp. 103–110. []

University of Alabama Computer & Applied Technology Program, (2009). Cell Phones: A tool for cheating. []

Valk, Rashid & Elder (2010). // ﻿ //// Using mobile phones to improve educational outcomes: an analysis of evidence from Asia. //  Wang, Shen, Noval & Pan (2009). The impact of mobile learning on students' learning behaviors and performance: Report from a large blended classroom. //The impact of mobile learning on students’ learning behaviours and performance//.
 * Shih, Y.E.** & **Mills, D. (2007).** Setting  the   New Standard with   Mobile   Computing in Online   Learning.   []


 * Use this more informal area to list any videos, podcasts etc, which are of interest. The page will continue to expand as you write.**

Here is an example of an interactive, online rubric [|An example of an interactive rubric]

Here are two sites which you can use in future to help you design online rubrics for any educational context. []

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A short clip on how a iphone can be used for educational purposes  []