ARIS is being used by the Minnesota Historical Society in St. Paul, MN facilitate history learning through a process of design, research, production and play testing! Here is a blurb from their site: Conquer summer boredom and level up your history skills when you sign up for this fun, hands-on camp to learn the basics of … Read more →

Edited by Chris Holden, Seann Dikkers, John Martin, and Breanne Litts The invitation follows but can also be found here. Description In the previous volume of MML, we explored a broad variety of mobile learning activities, a variety of tools and methods across the globe. In this installment, we are hoping to make experimentation with mobile … Read more →

Last week, we came together with Kurt Squire to discuss the foundations of mobile learning. Here’s some knowledge we picked up in that discussion. And we are excited to hear what you think about it! November 28, 2012 Facilitator: Dr. Kurt Squire Topic: Mobile Reading Outline: Chapter 1 in Lave, J., & Wenger, E. (1991). … Read more →

MLI Reading Group take 2 So, we’ve already gotten a little behind on blogging, but this week we’ll be posting up two blogs to make up for it! Don’t forget, we want to hear your thoughts and perspective. We’re just starting to develop our thinking around these topics, so please feel free to jump in … Read more →

The main ARIS server will be offline from 10 am until 8pm CDT Sunday, December 2 so that we can perform a few upgrades. During this time you will not be able to play or modify any of your games. The purpose of the upgrade is to allow more people to be able to play … Read more →