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Mobile learning is in the air. It's the buzz word in training these days and you can't escape all the noise surrounding it. At Upside Learning, we have been doing a fair bit of mobile learning for more than two years now. During this period we've tried several things; experimented a lot; and in the process have built a good understanding and capability in the mobile learning space. Recently we released an innovative mobile learning platform - Upside2Go.  Along the way we've shared quite a few blog posts , a few SlideShare presentations, and a whitepaper about mobile learning.

Blogging tool.

Showcase blogging site. Big on visuals. Great for photographers.

Calibre can download entire websites and convert them to any eBook format, meaning you can read your favorite news articles or blogs on practically any eBook reader, from the Kindle to the Nook to the Kobo and everything in between. Heck, it even has easy built-in connectivity for iPhone/iPad app extraordinaire Stanza.

Blog post on a day-long certificate workshop at the inaugural mLearnCon in San Diego titled Creating a successful m-learning strategy: From Planning to Implementation conducted by Judy Brown, Rovy Branon, Jason Haag, and Chris Raasch. The workshop was well designed and gave a wide range of information along with templates and charts that could be useful for the beginners and the slightly more experienced professionals in the field.

Add a daily updating TwitterCounter to your blog so everybody can see how popular you are. First Check your Twitter Account by entering your username in the search box, then go to our button code page and copy the code.

what would be the benefit of having this info? Kind of like seeing how many subscribers you have on your blog, right?

I am still struggling with what we really should be calling the Blogs at Penn State initiative. When we were making the case for investing in a platform I made the call for us think critically about how we should be thinking about this opportunity as so m

Add the best stock photos to your blog - for free Great stock photos cost thousands, right? Wrong. With PicApp, you can enhance your blog with the same photos used by the pros, without paying a cent.

If you'd like to see how you can read long-form articles from your favorite blogs on your Kindle, there are several options. You can use the feed aggregator service KindleFeeder, which delivers 12 of your selected blogs in Kindle-friendly views straight to your device if you have the free, non-premium service.

If you care about Internet search, this is a good blog: "Internet News is written by Gwen Harris as a current awareness service for people wishing to stay abreast with developments affecting web searching. It is a companion to the Websearchguide tutorials and the online courses Gwen teaches."

I noticed a link to cogdogblog.com on December 10, too...

Odiogo empowers you to convert your blog posts into high quality audio files.

Based on a review of a number of case studies, and some literature on wikis, the paper proposes a taxonomy of wiki journalism, and outlines the opportunities and weaknesses of the form.

Sweeeet! 

Every social network has its own widget for blogs and websites but there are hardly any widgets which combines feeds from multiple social networks. Thanks to Zooshia, you can now create a customized widget which will show updates from up to 10 Facebook, Twitter or YouTube account feeds.

Talking about plagiarism is as easy as apple pie. And thanks to the recent controversy surrounding an article published in Cooks Source magazine, we now have a great way to start the classroom discussion.