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Mobile Learning in Education

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This cluster of papers focuses on the use of mobile technologies, such as cellphones, smartphones, and tablets, in higher education. It explores topics such as student perspectives on learning, the design of personalized mobile technologies for lifelong learning, integrating mobile devices with teaching and learning, mobile learning readiness, and the effects of mobile technology on student attitudes and performance. The cluster also delves into areas like language learning, collaborative learning, and the impact of ubiquitous computing on education.

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mobile learning; mobile-assisted language learning; ubiquitous learning; mobile devices in education; mobile learning applications; educational apps; language learning apps; smartphones in education; mobile technology in education; mobile phones in education; mobile learning apps; anytime anywhere learning; educational mobile application; mobile language learning apps; context-aware learning; mobile learning platform; mobile learning environment; mobile phones in the classroom; mobile devices in the classroom; mobile learning tools; tablets in education; smartphones in the classroom; mobile devices in teaching; ubiquitous learning environment; mobile learning adoption

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Morton address: 36183004745483475 · morton4x16-v1

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