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1. Microsoft Mobile Solutions for Online Learning Kevin Sullivan
Account Technology Specialist
Education Solutions Group
kevinsul@microsoft.com
2. Agenda Overview of Mobile Computing (PPC and Tablet)
PPC Drilldown
Demonstration of Specific PPC Features
Pocket Office Applications
Pocket MSReader
ActiveSync Capabilities
Terminal Services
PPC vs. Palm: A Comparison
What new in Windows Mobile 2003
PPC Evidence in Education
3. Mobile Vision
4. The Overall Vision
5. Mobile Vision Microsoft and its partners deliver mobility through .NET
So what is .NET?
.NET is a framework that allows both customers and software vendors develop solutions based on industry standards such as XML.
This framework extends far beyond the PC information can truly be presented anywhere, any time, and on any device
10. PPC Drilldown
12. Pocket PC (running Windows Mobile 2003) Vision
Best integrated data and wireless PDA device for mobile professionals
Goals
A better Pocket PC
The best device for the enterprise
The most connected PDA
13. Why Choose Pocket PC? Integrated end-to-end enterprise solutions
Security support
Reliable transactions
Flexible data entry
Largest base of developers, enterprise solution providers, and systems integrators Extensive set of peripherals
Broadest connectivity options
Multiprocessing operating system
Web standards support
Range of device shapes and sizes
14. Phone Application
Competitive Phone offering for devices with radios
Dialer, call log, call notifications, caller ID, speed dial, SMS, emergency calling
Advanced phone functionality
Custom ring tones with any .wav file
Intuitive multiparty calling and call swapping
TelURL support in Browser
15. Integrated PDA and Telephony functionality
Refer to and input data during voice call
Call Notes
Place phone calls outside of the phone application
Tap and Hold menu
Establish data connections quickly and easily to improve standard Pocket PC applications such as Notifications, MSN Messenger, Pocket Internet Explorer, Windows Media Player, and Terminal Services
16. Pocket PC Demos Pocket PC Phone Edition: T-Mobile Pocket PC Phone Edition, 32MB RAM, Intel StrongARM 206Mhz Proc. running Windows Mobile 2003
Demonstrations:
File transfer options
ActiveSync with Exchange Mailbox
Pocket Office Applications
Transcriber Capabilities (Input Mechanisms)
MS Reader
Terminal Services
Voice Command Beta
Media Player
17. Pocket PC Partner Momentum 22 Pocket PC device manufacturers
5,000 Mobile Solutions Partner Program members today
Leading ISVs: Computer Associates, J.D. Edwards, Oracle, PeopleSoft, SAP AG, Siebel, Sybase, Synchrologic, Vindigo, XcelleNet
Leading SIs: Accenture, avanade, CGEY, Compuware, EDS, KPMG, PWC
Leading IHVs: Proxim, Sierra Wireless, Socket Communications, Symbol Technology
Over 250,000 tools downloaded
Strong Unit sales and share
Over 2 million units sold worldwide (Apr 00Aug 01)
27% share worldwide, 40.9% in Europe*
Handango online sales increase from 7% to 50+%
18. PocketPC Gaining Market Share (Palm Losing Market Share)Source: Information Week, PDAs make Inroads Into Businesses, June 30, 2003
19. PPC vs. Palm: A Comparison
20. Whats New in Windows Mobile 2003?
21. Windows Mobile 2003 New Features Integrated Bluetooth support
Windows Media Player 9
Power Management Further Improved
Synchronization Notification via Server
Support for IP/Sec L2TP VPN
802.1x Support
Various Cell improvements for Phone Edition
22. PPC Evidence in Education
23. University of California San Diego Seeded HP PPCs to students through an HP grant
Developed two application specifically for mobile use:
ActiveCampus Explorer
Map of campus and points of interest (Uses triangulation based on Access Points on campus!)
Other features such as IM view showing nearby colleagues and availability
ActiveClass
Allows students to pose questions anonymously in class
Professor can poll students in real time
Discovered that students ask not only more questions, but intellectually deeper questions when compared to the old way
Applications are .NET Web Services and take advantage of the .NET Compact Framework therefore applications work seamlessly whether accessed via the PPC or any computer browser!
Case Study has just been drafted and should be publicly available VERY soon!
24. PPC ISV Vendors in Education Data Harvest
Flash Logger Software: http://www.flashlogger.com
Blackboard
toGo Software: http://www.blackboard.com
E Learning Dynamics
Pocket Classroom Software: http://www.elearningdynamics.com
ETS
Discourse Software: http://www.ets.org
AllScripts
Touchworks, PocketLibrary: http://www.allscripts.com
25. For more information
General Pocket PC info: http://www.microsoft.com/mobile/pocketpc/default.asp
General Tablet PC info: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/tabletpc/default.asp
On Microsoft in Education: http://www.microsoft.com/education/
26. Questions? kevinsul@microsoft.com