Laura @ CET

I started blogging last July, and got into a fortnightly (ish) rhythm of comments and reflections raised by my work  or that at CET. Then came the summer break (Xmas and New Year in the south) and the rhythm was interrupted.  But not completely broken  because over the past few months Michael Feldstein of the well-known and prolific E-literate Blog- http://mfeldstein.com/ - asked me to do some guest postings for him. He was especially interested in antidote and explanation to the excitement generated by the rise of smart phones. What is so interesting about mobile phones in developing country contexts? I have answered this question in two postings so far .

The first was evoked by some images - http://mfeldstein.com/cell-phones-and-learning-in-the-south-of-africa-some-images/

The second posting is more informative and factual http://mfeldstein.com/mobile-is-my-soul-cell-phones-in-south-afric/

(I am still writing the third one, examples of mobile learning)

So a blogging haitus of a kind. And not stoppage because now that I am on sabbatical (and the World Cup is over!) I am getting  my rhythm back.