Articles & Presentations

A selection of interesting reading materials.

Articles & Project Reports

• “An overview of mobile assisted language learning: From content delivery to supported collaboration and interaction” (pdf, 20 pages) Kukulska-Hulme, Agnes and Shield, Lesley (2008)  
• “Voice:The killer application of mobile learning” (pdf, 1 page) Gavin Cooney BComm MBS 
• “Changing policy and an innovative response: Teaching, learning and assessing Irish using mobile phones”, Katrina A Keogh and Judith Ní Mhurchú.  
• "FÓN – Learning from New Technology", Leargas Publication, 2009 European Year of Creativity and Innovation. 
• Article from the NCCA info@NCCA publication on the FÓN Project
• FÓN Project Case Study from scoilnet.ie 
• NCCA Annual Report 2007 (pdf) with reference to the NCCA MALL Project.
• Report (pdf) from the NCCA Fón Project
• The Le@rning Federation MALL Report (pdf download size 370kb). More about The Le@rning Federation project.

Presentations & Videos

Can’t make it to every conference?  Don’t worry here are a selection of interesting presentations and customer videos that we hope you enjoy.

Independent Schools Queensland

Our clients, Independent Schools Queensland produced this great video documenting their experiences using Learnosity Voice on iPod devices.

Demo of Open University Voice App

We have completed a two phase project with The Open University which is outlined in our Case Studies section.  In the video below, the Open University share a demo of the OU Voice App.

In the video below Valérie Demouy, Dept. of Languages Open University deliver a great presentation on the Learnosity/Open University Projects.

Handheld Learning 2009 Presentation

Video of presentation at Handheld Learning 2009 by Gavin Cooney, CEO of Learnosity and Rhodri Thomas from The Open University.

Early NCCA MALL Presentation

Below is a video of Learnosity CEO Gavin Cooney give a presentation at the EdTech2007 conference in DIT Bolton St., Dublin.  The presentation given weeks into the first NCCA MALL project in 2007, gives an early look at the project. The title of the presentation was Use of Mobile Phones for language learning and formative assessment, a pilot project.