MLE - Mobile Learning Engine

MLE-Moodle (Moodle for mobile phones)

We use the MLE (Mobile Learning Engine), which is a special mLearning application for mobile phones, to access your VCPH virtual classroom. But you can use the standard web-browser on your mobile phone too, to access your Moodle. You can use most of the standard Moodle activities (eq: quiz, survey, lesson, assignemnts, ...) and resources (html-page, text-page, multimedia, directories, ...) on your mobile phone as well as additional new (mLearning) activities, such as:

•Mobile Learning objects (offline learning on the phone)
•A flashcard trainer (after the Leitner-System, with a synchronization feature for the mobile phone; eg. used for: for vocabulary learning)
•Mobile Tags (create special barcodes for activities or resources, if the user takes a picture of this barcode, he is redirected to the activity/resource)

Furthermore the Moodle messaging system works on the mobile phone too and we have some new Moodle-blocks. On of these blocks allows the easy installation of the mobile phone software on your phone.

Open this adress in the web-browser of your mobile phone:

Regional courses: http://mcursos.campusvirtualsp.org/
 
Countries courses: http://mcursospaises.campusvirtualsp.org/
 
PAHO Staff courses: http://mcursostaff.campusvirtualsp.org/

From you mobile phone download a a special application for mobile phones (download)

Demo MLE-Moodle installation, where you can create content and tested it with the web-browser:
http://elibera.com/testing/moodle91/  (Username/Password: student/student)

MyMLE

MyMLE is for everyone, who wants to use mobile learning for himself. It allows you to create your own mobile learning content and to pack it to a mobile phone application, which you can use on your phone. MyMLE is a stand-alone PC application (for Windows and Linux) which is easy to use. The mobile phone application it creates runs on nearly every mobile phone. (download)

The whole project (with all software parts) is open source under the GPL. For further details (including a list of all features and the full documentation), please take a look at the project homepage:  http://mle.sourceforge.net/