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Podcasts (5)

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An Interview with Marc Smith at CNI's 2007 Spring Task Force Meeting, Part 2
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 3,911 05/10/2007
An Interview with Marc Smith at CNI's 2007 Spring Task Force Meeting, Part I
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 5,181 05/03/2007
EDUCAUSE2006 Podcast: Montclair State University Unplugged
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 3,532 04/22/2007
EDUCAUSE2006 Podcast: Montclair State University Unplugged
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 3,116 02/07/2007
EDUCAUSE2006 Podcast: Connecting Your Campus with SMS
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 3,261 01/31/2007

Blogs (7)

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Title Blogger Postedsort icon Views
Burgers Paid for by Mobile Phone - Mobility Matters! Jeff VanDrimmelen, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 02/27/2007 3,287
Free and open standards win, again Stuart Yeates, University of Oxford 11/23/2006 3,546
Learnitology Podcast 5 - Cell Phones in Education G. Christopher Clark, University of Notre Dame 03/10/2006 5,547
Everyone Has a Cell Phone; Everyone Is a Learner Dan Gilbert, Stanford University 02/27/2006 4,356
Designing Learning Spaces vs. Designing Learning Into Spaces Dan Gilbert, Stanford University 02/16/2006 4,349
Mobile Phones as Educational Devices Matt Pasiewicz, EDUCAUSE 12/02/2005 4,174
Using Mobile Phones to Make Sure You're Not Mobile Matt Pasiewicz, EDUCAUSE 04/14/2005 3,285
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