Mobile Learning - What Is It?
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- Mobile learning refers to the ability to learn only from our mobile phones.
- The term mobile in Mobile Learning is defined as...
- In education, when mobile devices are combined with wireless connectivity, learning activities can be monitored and coordinated between _______
- The goal of Mobile learning is to completely replace the traditional classroom environment.
- Mobile learning has become feasible Because computers have finally become
- The ubiquity of computers allows learners to
- The ubiquity of computers means that computers are available to everyone, everywhere
- The massive infusion of computing devices and rapidly improving Internet capabilities have not altered the nature of higher education.
- Utilizing spare time is not a benefit of mobile learning.
- Norton is riding the bus to work, where he sits scrolling through his social media. Norton comes across a video posted by a baseball coach; the video explains and demonstrates the proper path a bat should take when swinging. Norton has two sons and a daughter who play softball and baseball. He is interested in the video and watches it in entirety. This is an example of mobile learning.
- John has received an email from a colleague, requesting that he watch a video about safety protocols in the workplace. He must do so in his office tomorrow morning at 9 AM. An alternative to this approach using mobile learning could be...
- Another benefit to mobile learning is
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