The document discusses going mobile in accounting education. It argues that mobile devices can increase student engagement by offering connectivity, situated learning, and individualized learning. Accounting is well-suited for mobile learning because it requires skills like critical thinking, problem solving, and communication/collaboration. The document provides examples of mobile learning apps like Google Docs for collaboration, Nearpod for interactive presentations, and We KWL for organizing knowledge. It also outlines a pedagogical pattern for mobile learning with activities done at home, in class, and collaboratively. Overall, the document makes the case that mobile learning is different because it allows learning anywhere and anytime through small, active activities.