The title of this issue is, “Getting a Handle on Mobile: Perspectives.”
Here are direct links to three of the six feature articles.
On teaching
Mobile Literacy
Mobile Literacy
David Parry
“The future our students will inherit is one that will be mediated and stitched together by the mobile web, and I think that ethically, we are called on as teachers to teach them how to use these technologies effectively.”
David McCarthy
“The current optimal e-reading solution for higher education is a robust laptop home base with an ecosystem that interacts with tablets and e-readers for mobile consumption.”
On websites
Susan T. Evans
“Mobile is the future for content delivery. Colleges and universities need to establish a strategy now and make the decisions necessary to take advantage of this communication opportunity.”
Jim Davis and Rosemary A. Rocchio
“This device-agnostic framework and approach has huge practical advantages in that we can reach the vast majority of our mobile community regardless of what device they are using and we can readily accommodate ever-changing devices.”
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Two Articles From the Departments Section of EDUCAUSE Review
E-Content
Prospects for Systemic Change across Academic Libraries
by James G. Neal
New Horizons [The Technologies Ahead]
Second Life Is Dead, Long Live Second Life?
by Daniel Livingstone
About Gary Price
