I’m keen to hear from higher education academics who might be interested in creating a journey and running it with their students, undergrad or post grad. So what’s involved in taking part in smart learning research? This page tells you what you need to know.Read more →
Smart Learning
on location and learning
Take part in the research
posted on October 27, 2018 by Pen Lister in General, Learning Journey Maps, Tutorials and Guides
Malta Democracy Map
posted on March 1, 2018 by Pen Lister in Learning Journey Maps, Maltese Democracy, Tutorials and Guides
This is the Malta Democracy Smart Learning Journey. This journey includes ten locations, beginning at the Unesco sign at City Gate, Valletta, and ending at the Sette Giugno monument in St George’s Square. Using the Aurasma mobile app to access augmented reality digital content about each location, learners experience an authentic context for their learning. Edmodo is used for learner collaboration and uploading learner generated content. Read more →
Literary London Map
posted on September 24, 2017 by Pen Lister in Learning Journey Maps, Literary London
This is the Literary London Smart Learning Journey. This journey includes several locations, beginning at St Olave’s and ending at Dr Samuel Johnson’s House. Using the Aurasma mobile app to access augmented reality digital content about each location, learners experience an authentic context for their learning. Edmodo is used for learner collaboration and uploading learner generated content. Read more →
SCL Learner Feedback Maps
posted on December 9, 2016 by Pen Lister in General, Learning Journey Maps
These are map visualisations of feedback from learners taking part in smart learning journeys. They show where learners posted their feedback reports, and include images uploaded and comments from the learner, as well as the name of the journey. Currently updating almost automatically, with small human assistance.
Read more →
First Valletta Journey
posted on October 11, 2016 by Pen Lister in Learning Journey Maps
The first learning journey map using Google Maps. This journey is a first example of learning using location based information to guide where to go and what you can find out when you get there.