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Spontaneity – learning activities take place when the learner feels ready, or can be used to fill “dead time” This greater connectivity creates opportunities for flexible, collaborative modes of learning, while supporting stronger links between learning at work, in the home, at school, and in the community.Īs the main advantages of mobile technologies in education can be consider:
Mobile Learning (m-learning), referred also as “anytime and anyplace learning,” has evolved with the introduction of mobile and hand-held devices, such as mobile phones, laptops, notebooks, and tablet PCs, in teaching and learning, together with broadband and wireless data transmission. Mobile technology is changing the way we live and it is beginning to change the way we learn (UNESCO, Retrieved from, 2014). Today, over six billion people have access to a connected mobile device and for every person who accesses the internet from a computer to do so from a mobile device as well.
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