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Mobile technology can enhance learning by making it more engaging, exploratory, and convenient. It allows for interactive feedback, collaboration, and sharing on social media. Ereaders, smartphones, tablets, and wearable devices give students instant access to information through links and multimedia. This mobility supports project-based and student-centered learning. Common educational tools include tablets, ebooks, mobile apps for subjects like language arts, math and science, and classroom management apps. Epubs are a digital book format that can be read on devices and include features like adjustable font size, embedded media and links. Both free and subscription services provide collections of epubs for learning.
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தன்மை முன்னிலை
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Though the lesson is about Tamil cases This lesson also introduce the concept of first person second person, The lesson also looks in to upper and inferior class in Tamil briefly
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Mobile technology for learning
- 1. Mobile technology for learning Suganthi Nadat
- 3. Engaging- How? Interactive feedback for progress collabration with team Sharing in social media
- 4. Instant exploration via links Ways to explore enrichment through multimedia
- 5. What is mobile technology? with the humans Ereaders Smart Phones Tablets Wearable technology Nano technology
- 6. Why Mobile for education? Project based learning Student Centered Learning Mobility and Convenience Instant access
- 7. Mostly used Hardware Tablets from all major companies
- 8. Current Mobile Tools Digital editions mobileApps Content Creation Content delivary
- 9. What is Epub? Digital editions Content Creation ● Improved version of PDF ● Readable in the smart devices ● A mini website ● Audio, Video inclustion ● Web links, Email information ● Adjustable font size ● Embedded dictionary ● No interactivity ● Avoids plagarism
- 10. Tools to create Epub? Digital editions Content Creation
- 11. Free Epubs Collections Some sample Services
- 13. 1. Easy to carry around 2. A great assistive technology 3. Easy access to dictionary 4. Easy to create notes 5. Easy to create highlights 6. Create citation as you copy 7. Can read in other devices Why Epubs for learning? Almost there….
- 14. What is an app mobileApps Mini software for mobile Mini websites for mobile
- 15. Tools to create app mobileAppa ● Technical knowledge ● Development tools for each hardware ● HTML5 ● CSS Javascript
- 16. Why apps for education learning fun
- 17. Language Science Assistive Technology Math Explore Apps for Ipad
- 18. Explore Android Apps Language arts Math Science Reference Classroom Management
- 19. Elevate ClassDojo Trello Classroom Management Available in Apple and Android
- 20. Attach it to projector Connect it to printer Create audio Create Video Instant Communication Sharing Social Media What else?