Resources
I’m going to start making some of my work in mobile learning available from this area of my blog, including published papers on the use of mobile learning; workshops, presentations and activities I’ve created, to promote mobile learning; and a number of games and activities I’ve designed for mobile learning, which can be applied by other teachers to suit a range of educational needs. As well as an educator, I’m a university-trained/qualified programmer, so I might even start creating educationally-designed programs to run on various mobile platforms - stay tuned. 
Publications on M-Learning
- Low, L. & O’Connell, M. 2006, ‘Learner-centric design of digital mobile learning’. Paper presented at Learning on the Move, Brisbane, Australia. Winner, “Best Paper Award”.
- Low, L. 2006, ‘Connections: Social and Mobile Tools for Enhancing Learning‘. The Knowledge Tree .
- Low, L. 2007, ‘Australian Standards for M-Learning’. E-Standards for Training Experts Group, Australian Flexible Learning Framework.
Workshops on M-Learning
Presentations on M-Learning
- Don’t Panic
Mobile Games/Activities and Lesson Plans for Learning
- Where in the World is Crimson Sanfierro?
- Space Traders
Software
Really useful software I use and recommend to create and deliver m-learning.
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I am doing a project which has a topic on mLearning : The Vulnerabilities( i.e hacking/cheating the system). However i have not found any material to use, plus my country(South Africa) doesn’t implement mLearning, so i cant even use for instance mLearning software to try by actual tests how secure/unscure mLearing is. Please if you can suggest to me some places to find good information. Any help will be appreciated.
regards
Preston Naidoo