Mobile information technologies can unshackle students from desks and classrooms and allow them to learn on the go. They can explore and consume information, record their learning, and collaborate with mentors and with each other at any time and in any place. Further, because the mobile device knows user location and identity, learning can be location and situation based as well as personalized to the user. In this chapter, we describe current mobile computing technologies and their use in teaching and learning. We project how mobile technologies will evolve in the future and examine - using the various theories and processes of learning as a lens - how the growing affordances of these technologies will impact student learning and education in the future.
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Ramnath, R., & Kuriakose, A. (2015). Mobile technologies for teaching and learning. In Handbook of Mobile Teaching and Learning (pp. 645–662). Springer Berlin Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-54146-9_35
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