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Educational Mobile Apps :

. Viewers and e-readers (iAnnotate, Kindle, Nook, Goodreader)

. Notes (NotetakerHD, Dragon Dictation, Evernote)

. Office Suite (iWork: Numbers, Keynote, Pages

. Real-time communication (AIM, Skype, Airsketch)

. Social Networking (Facebook, Twitter, Glympse)

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Autonomy :

Mobile learning provides the student autonomy and alw users to have access to the resources in different formats.

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Engaging:

The new generation like mobile devices and keep learners engaged. ownership if the handheld devices seems to increase commitment to using and learning from it

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Limitations of mobile learning:

student sometime feels Sense of isolation.

Small screens limit the amount and type of information that can be displayed.

High costs to support structure as well as wifi.

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Collaboration:

Enable global collaboration and access to information.

supports interactive learning.

making learning informal.

use of mobile devices is addictive and children have to learn time management.

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Brainstorming with year 6 students....

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Positives

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Interactivity:

Environment: Provides enhanced educational environment for communication and collaboration. Learners can interact with instructor, peers, can access course materials and collaborate with each other.

Learner Centered: Students are active learners and usually gather data or information by themselves. Helps to raise self esteem and self-confidence

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Portability and mobility:

-Physically devices are small in size and weight so easy to carry.

Learners can access information anytime anywhere.

-Learning resources will move with learners for example Google map,

pictures, apps, drive and other web tools are easy to access -- Flipped classrooms..