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MOBILE SERVICES

Mobile learning is learning accomplished with the use of small, portable computing devices. These computing devices may include: smart-phones, personal digital assistants (PDAs), tablet PCs, iPods, MP3 devices, USD drives and similar handheld devices. NUS offers a number of services to support the mobile learner.

Please keep watching this space as we introduce more services to support the mobile platform.


Mobile IVLE launched in 2004

Selected resources and information from our course management system can be accessed from Mobile IVLE.

We have launched Mobile IVLE and the new URL is https://ivle.nus.edu.sg/mobile. If you have any comments or suggestions for this mobile platform, do let us know by emailing us at


Short Messaging Service (SMS)

IVLE SMS – launched in 2002

Faculty can send course announcements to their class students on IVLE by SMS. So, if you want to receive urgent announcements regarding your course from your lecturer, keep you cellular telephone numbers updated on our website. All cost towards this service is paid by NUS.

To register or update your mobile phone number, please go to Student e-Services Website under Address and Contacts. Your updated mobile phone number will be reflected in IVLE within a day. 


SMS@NUS

SMS@NUS is a short messaging service brought to you by NUS Computer Centre. For more information on the services offered, access this link SMS@NUS



 
Podcasting

Podcasting is delivering audio content to iPods and other portable media players on demand, so that it can be listened to at the user's convenience. The main benefit of podcasting is that listeners can sync content to their media player and take it with them to listen whenever they want to. Because podcasts are typically saved in MP3 format, they can also be listened to on nearly any computer.

Podcasting in 4 Steps

1. Authors create audio content, and post it to a web server, typically in MP3 format.
2. They publish an RSS file (newsfeed) that contains RSS news items that reference the audio content. Each RSS item provides meta information about an audio file, such as the file's name and description, and contains an RSS enclosure with the URL of the audio file.
3. End-users regularly check for new versions of the newsfeed, using an application like iPodder. When a new version is found, iPodder reads through it, identifies the audio file URLs, downloads them and syncs them to a media player.
4. Users listen to the "podcasted" audio file when it is convenient.
 
- taken from www.podcastingnews.com

NUS Podcast Lectureslaunched in 2006

NUS lectures that are recorded for web viewing are now made into a podcast format. You can download the MP3 file manually, listen to streaming audio or subscribe to the podcast feed. Subscribing to the podcast feed offers a more convenient way of staying up-to-date with the latest lectures, as the audio files are automatically downloaded to your podcast receiver regularly.

To access our Podcast lectures, login to IVLE. 


IVLE Podcaster

Be the first to try out our IVLE Podcaster at Resource Banks → Multimedia Bank → Media → Create Media.



 
Mobile Blogs

A mobile blog is a blog maintained by using a mobile device such as a personal digital assistant or cell phone. It allows you to share and publish photographs, text and videos that has been captured through your cellular telephone.

NUS Mobile Blog – launched in 2007

To support the increasing use of cell phones by students, the popularity and ease of use of blogs, the need to create communities to share, collaborate and exchange information, we are launching the NUS Mobile blog service. To access the NUS Mobile blog service, login to IVLE and click on ‘Communities’ or access the NUS Moblog website at http://mobileblog.nus.edu.sg