So+what?

= Why does this matter, what does it mean to me? =

The case for mobile learning by our own Derek Wenmouth.

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And the case against, Robin Good probably speaks for many teachers. Do you agree?

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Whatever your point of view, mobile devices are the most ubiquitous of elearning tools. Mobile devices are likely here to stay and mlearning is widely used in the educational context.

Recommended reading

 * The future of social networking: mobile learning
 * Towards an understanding of the virtual context in mobile learning (Cornelius and Marston, 2009).