New York classroom where curriculum is entirely in video games. The program is called "Quest to Learn". Students learn math, english and other core subjects by playing multi user video games. The games are designed by learning games designers and are focused on problem solving.

Learning games in classrooms.

This article talks about how handheld technologies such as android and iPhones can make the museum experience more educational by providing tour guides. Very few museums currently have apps for this purpose but the trend is growing. The actual museum experience can be much more educational when it is supplemented with self guided tours that handheld technologies can provide.

This is a company created to help kids learn foreign languages through activity based play in an online environment.

Article on how iPhones could change education.

Universities are planning on using iPad to replace textbooks by giving free iPads to students. If universities continue this, it could completely change the textbook market.

iPhone app used to conduct psychology study. The ubiquitous nature of smartphones today can make conducting research studies easier.

Online experimentation for social scientists

Article on smartphone usage

Wikipedia event at Berkman Center

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Creating a hybrid book combingin an ordinary book and an iPhone

children's books on iPhones