Mobile Technology in Teacher Education

by | Sunday, February 01, 2015

I was recently invited to keynote The First International Conference on Mobile Technology in Teacher Education (MiTE 2015). The conference was organized by the School of Education, National University of Ireland, Galway. Kudos to the organizers (main point of contact being Seán Ó Grádaigh) for a great conference. I had a wonderful time, making some new friends and engaging in some great conversations.

Here are some links, recently shared by Seán, for those who want to get a sense of how the conference went.

You can see the MiTE Program Booklet and/or browse the photo gallery, or watch a synopsis video

MiTE Conference 2015 from Seán on Vimeo.

Finally, follow the following link to access slides from the presentations. 
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