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Mobile Learning - from Leonard Low of Canberra Institute of Technology

Leonard Low has a well organised and well written blog about mobile learning. From which I learnt that 30 million mobile phone users in Japan have mobile phones that can read QR codes, which are the equivalent of bar-codes but designed so that a mobile phone with a camera can capture the data from them.

Leonard points to this piece by Ewan McIntosh describing QR codes in use in Japan in an educational context.

Posted on 08/08/2006 in Resources |

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