Snapshot

The Turning Point Project provided a unique opportunity to engage with youth in mobile learning via a digital mini-film festival during September 17 - 19 and October 2007. The films took youth culture to the streets as the festival was displayed on the information hubs (iHubs) in the central business district of Melbourne. Through this rich medium, the Turning Point case study presented an ideal opportunity to research youth interaction with mobile-learning data and data transfer to mobile devices.

For more information see the Case Studies:

• Kamilya DMF
• iHub interaction.

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Turning Point Project

The Australian Flexible Learning Framework commissioned research into mobile learning as a new practice in flexible learning.

The Project involved:

• research into youth engagement with mobile learning
• the production of film shot on a mobile device
• the production of film for display on a mobile device
• research into the different types of Bluetooth® technology
• research into the transfer of data to a range of mobile devices.

Turning Point: engaging youth in mobile learning.
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