Sanako, a Finnish education software company, are teaming up with Nokia to get their classroom management software working with the Nokia N810 handheld. It’s not a phone but a wifi enabled handheld computer running Nokia’s Maemo flavour of the open-source Linux operating system.
See also: Sanako mobilizes class management with Nokia.
Moblearn is a blog about mobile learning from Geoff Stead of Tribal CTAD who has been working in the area for a number of years. Worth keeping an eye on. There’s also an interview with him about an early m-learning project on the Ferl website.
The SEA do mobile services development, including a mobile learning platform called OOKL.
You can also read their blog.
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