Mobile Learning
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Topics of this game:
- An innovative way to learn and attend school or trainings and complete coursework or tasks online
- Gateways to human knowledge (American College of Education, 2022)
- Mobile Learning
- Tablets, cell phones, laptops, and computers
- Input, sensing, output, and connectivity (Sophonhiranrak, 2021)
- Submitting homework, reflection, feedback, sharing ideas (Sophonhiranrak, 2021)
- Instructors should consider: student/teacher readiness, management, and supporting system
- How a device connects via network and is used for operating applications
- Develop expectations, clearly stated learning objectives, and approved programs for students
- Offer flexibility and student choices (Evans & Baird, 2020)
- Enhance, Extend, and Empower (Squires, 2018)
- Electronic Learning
- Not interacting within physical environment, connectivity issues, lack of devices, low motivation
- Purposeful and relevant (Squires, 2018)
- On the go learning, self-paced/self-directed, encourages creativity and collaboration
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