Mobile Learning infoKit

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Mobile Learning infoKit

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As you shall see through exploring this infoKit, mobile learning is more than the sum of its parts. It is, to a great extent, a ‘trojan horse’ and a vehicle for exploring the changing nature of learning in a connected age. Because of the large-scale funding, Further Education institutions who participated (or learned from the outputs of) the MoLeNET programme are, perhaps, better-positioned than many schools, Higher Education institutions, and other providers as regards mobile learning. Just as with any meaningful intervention or technology-enhanced learning initiative, there are no shortcuts. What this infoKit provides are some useful pointers and steps to consider along with some ‘snapshots’ of how other institutions have previously trod a similar path.

References Kukulska-Hulme, A. (2010) Mobile learning as a catalyst for change (Open Learning, Vol.25, No.3, November 2010, 181-185) Sharples, M., et al. (2007) ‘Mobile Learning: Small devices, Big issues’ (in Sharples, M., et al. (eds.) Technology-Enhanced Learning, 2009, Part IV)

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