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Mobile Learning - Spotlight on Digital Media & Lea...

Mobile Learning

Spotlight on Digital Media & Learning
MacArthur Foundation Digital Media and Learning Initiative , English
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Spotlight on Digital Media and Learning reports on the accessibility and power of mobile devices as a learning tool, both inside and outside the classroom.

This collection of news stories and interviews with digital media experts and scholars shows how widespread adoption of mobile devices provides an opportunity to rethink student-teacher and student-to-student interaction.

It also includes practical information on how teachers are transforming their courses using mobile technology, and looks at efforts to alter school policies to allow students to use mobile devices, from phones to GPS trackers, to bring more hands-on experience to the learning process.

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