We’re pleased to announce that SHUgo, the University’s mobile app, is now available as an app for Android phones and available to all other web-enabled mobile phones through a mobile web version. We hope that a Blackberry app version will be available by the end of June as well. The map application has also been updated to include photos…
In December we announced that SHUgo, the university’s mobile app, would be released shortly. The release took longer than expected due to unforeseen complications in releasing the app. However, we’re pleased to say that it is now available for use by staff, students and visitors at the University. For everyone who got a new smartphone for…
Shortly we will be launching SHUgo, a mobile app that is designed for students and staff at the University. The initial SHUgo release will provide access to campus maps, library information, campus news, a staff/student directory and an interface for accessing Blackboard sites. The app will work with the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad initially, with versions for Blackberry…
This is part of a regular series of articles exploring some of the terms used in e-learning (view other articles in the series). We’ll do our best to break down the jargon and explain what things are from a basic perspective. Today’s focus is on ‘mobile apps’, which are applications for which can be run on mobile devices. Mobile apps are…