This document discusses how mobile devices can be used for learning at the College of Charleston. Mobile learning is described as both formal and informal, context aware, and authentic for learners. Mobile devices can be used to increase interaction with course content, provide increased access to student information and campus resources, create representations of knowledge, augment face-to-face instruction, support performance and decision making, and deploy instruction anywhere. Examples are provided of different mobile apps and tools that can be used for these purposes.
5. “
What is mobile learning?
Mobile learning is more than just
learning delivered and supported by
handheld and mobile technologies. It
is learning that is both formal and
for the learner.
“
informal, context aware, and authentic
(Traxler, 2005, 2007, 2010)
6. Mobile devices
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7. Formal Learning
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8. Informal Learning
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15. Uses of Increase interaction with course
content
Mobile Increased access to student
information & campus resources
Devices Create representations of knowledge
Augment face-to-face instruction
Support performance & decision-
making
Deploy instruction
16. Uses of Increase interaction with course
content
Mobile Increased access to student
information & campus resources
Devices Create representations of knowledge
Augment face-to-face instruction
Support performance & decision-
making
Deploy instruction
18. Uses of Increase interaction with course
content
Mobile Increased access to student
information & campus resources
Devices Create representations of knowledge
Augment face-to-face instruction
Support performance & decision-
making
Deploy instruction
23. Uses of Increase interaction with course
content
Mobile Increased access to student
information & campus resources
Devices Create representations of knowledge
Augment face-to-face instruction
Support performance & decision-
making
Deploy instruction
28. Uses of Increase interaction with course
content
Mobile Increased access to student
information & campus resources
Devices Create representations of knowledge
Augment face-to-face instruction
Support performance & decision-
making
Deploy instruction
29. Augment face-to-face
instruction
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33. Uses of Increase interaction with course
content
Mobile Increased access to student
information & campus resources
Devices Create representations of knowledge
Augment face-to-face instruction
Support performance & decision-
making
Deploy instruction
36. Uses of Increase interaction with course
content
Mobile Increased access to student
information & campus resources
Devices Create representations of knowledge
Augment face-to-face instruction
Support performance & decision-
making
Deploy instruction