What will tomorrow's mobile devices look like? asks BBC reporter Bill Thompson, and how useful will they be?

The third Handheld Learning Conference and Exhibition will once again be examining the opportunities presented by 'always-on' learning.

Deakin University in Australia have attempted to implement an ambitious wholly online learning policy.

A more contextual approach is needed to open standards argues this OKOLN, CETIS and OSS Watch paper.

All the latest Ferl news and ILT news for the post 16 education sector plus up coming events. Browse the archives for past news and events.

A short video explains the point of social networking sites such as MySpace and Facebook in less than two minutes.

The Centre for Excellence in Leadership has published a collection of case studies of colleges taking part in the eQuIP programme.

The new Education Department DIUS has published a second FE White Paper progress update alongside the Leitch Implementation Plan. It reports on the progress made and sets the timescale for further reforms.

A new publication from LSN brings together teachers' self-assessment, e-learning and professional development.

JISC has published a review of the toolkits and demonstrator projects set up as part of the e-learning framework.

Evaluation of the myguide pilot, which is aimed at 'hard to reach' audiences currently excluded from using IT, found that it was effective in attracting customers who were scared and/or fearful of using computers, but also curious.

project in Edinburgh in September.

that features eleven winners in the recent national competition.

The June issue of the Key Skills Support Programme's newsletter includes a Functional Skills update, practice case studies and plans for delivering the wider key skills.

TechDis' survey of how well colleges have implemented the Disability Equality Scheme.