You can get Mail For Exchange from this site

http://www.businesssoftware.nokia.com/mail_for_exchange_downloads.php

This is the latest version, 2.7.  There are instructions on how to configure it, but I am happy to help, if there are any questions.

John

http:\\share.ovi.com is a free Nokia service that lets users upload pictures, videos and content to the web. This is a free service. I think the montly limit is 250 megabytes, which is quite a lot.  Users can create open and private channels to share with friends.

Nokia has a deskstand, and it could be used to hold the phone in a position so students could record a video while writing a problem.

http://europe.nokia.com/A4400118

You can update the Internet Tablet by installing the software from this page:

http://europe.nokia.com/A4678158

You can update the Nokia N95 8GB by install the Nokia Software Updater, which you can find here: http://europe.nokia.com/A4579163.  Instructions are on the same page.  If you want to save your existing settings on your phone (contacts, calendar, etc.) you can back your phone memory to the 8GB memory by opening the Memory application in the Tools > Utilities folder.  You open that application and from the options menu, you can back Back Up Phone Memory. 

This is a proposal summary with timeline from Tuesday’s meeting 9/10/08.

proposal-summary

For people interested in ActivePlace, please contact Suresh:

Suresh Chande (suresh.chande@nokia.com)

Principal Member of Research Staff / India University Relations
Interaction and Collaboration
SmartSpaces Core Technology Research
Nokia Research Center
http://research.nokia.com/people/suresh_chande/index.html

Don’t install it. You will be very dissapointed. Paul Michael at School of Education IT recently evaluated Android on Nokia N810 and he found out that Android has a long way to go before it can be useful for anyone. It is quite buggy, lack of features, and userunfriendly. Don’t do it, yet.

The new Nokia - Stanford University Forums are live.  Please visit it at http://nokia.stanford.edu/forums

This is the note from the brainstroming session held on July 15th at the Center for Educational Research at Stanford University.

nokia-mobile-learning-meeting-notes