Mobile learning is defined as learning across contexts using personal electronic devices. It allows for instant sharing and feedback anywhere through handheld devices like phones and tablets. Mobile learning enhances student-centered learning and collaboration by replacing textbooks and facilitating online interactions between teachers and students. While it provides benefits like low-cost continuous learning support, mobile learning also faces challenges with connectivity, device limitations, and potential distractions. It represents an evolution of computer-assisted instruction through universal accessibility and easy content updating.

1. PRESENTED BY ,
SAMANTHA VICTOR
PHYSICAL SCIENCE
CHRIST NAGAR COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
THIRUVALLAM

2.  Defined as learning across multiple contexts,
through social and content interactions,
using personal electronic devices.
 Includes handheld computers, mobile
phones, tablets
 It is accessible from anywhere
 Instant sharing, feedback and tips
 Increase exam scores and cut the drop out
rate in technical fields

3.  Enhance student-centered learning, group
collaboration
 Replace cumbersome resources like textbooks
 Help students to engage and manipulate
information
 Wi-Fi capabilities allow on-demand access
 Useful for distant education students
 Facilitate online interactions between teachers
and students and student to student

4.  Inexpensive
 Continuous learning support
 Decrease in learning costs
 Readily available learning experiences

5.  Connectivity and battery life
 Screen size and key size
 Limited memory
 Content security or copy right issue
 Risk of distraction
 Disruption of student’s personal and
academic lives

8.  Represents a further evolution of computer
assisted instruction
 Universal accessibility, ease in updating content
and hyperlink functions
 Associated with learning materials delivered in a
web browser
 Content is retrieved from a website, delivered in
a web format
 SomeWBL offerings operate from CD-ROM
where network access may not be available or
practical

11.  Result of evolution and adaptation of existing
technologies
 Aims to cut costs
 Provides agility required to speed up IT
operations
 Enables device and location independence
 Productivity may be increased when multiple
users can work on same data simultaneously
 It doesn’t need to be installed on each computer
and can be accessed from different places