Basics of Mobile Learning
The term for learning that takes place using mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets
mobile learning or mLearning
This technology enables the delivery of location-specific content to mobile devices, often used in the context of learning
geolocation technology
This is one major advantage of mobile learning in terms of accessibility
learning anytime, anywhere
This is a common challenge associated with the variety of devices and operating systems in mobile learning
device fragmentation
This emerging technology is expected to play a significant role in the future of mobile learning, providing a more immersive experience
virtual reality (VR)
This technology allows learners to access educational content on their mobile devices without the need for an internet connection
offline mobile learning
This mobile learning technology uses augmented reality to overlay digital information in the real-world environment
augmented reality (AR)
Mobile learning contributes to personalized learning experiences by doing this.
tailoring content to individual learner needs
In mobile learning, the term "mobile data security" refers to this
protecting sensitive information on mobile devices
In the future of mobile learning, this is the term for the integration of artificial intelligence to personalize learning experiences
adaptive learning with AI
In mobile learning, the acronym BYOD stands for this.
Bring Your Own Device
A coding format that is utilized for the building of eLearning content for various mediums
HTML5
In mobile learning, the role does gamification plays is this
using game elements to enhance learning experiences
This is one potential drawback of mobile learning in areas with limited or no internet connectivity
limited access to online resources
This describes the use of chatbots enhance the mobile learning experience in the future
providing instant support and assistance
This type of mobile learning content is specifically designed for short, focused learning experiences
microlearning
This technology allows mobile devices to communicate with each other using short-range wireless communication
Bluetooth
This is the term for the ability of mobile learning platforms to track and analyze learner progress and performance
learning analytics
This is how distractions on mobile devices pose a challenge in mobile learning
potential for reduced focus and attention
The concept where mobile devices use sensors to detect and respond to learners' emotions and adapt the learning experience accordingly
affective computing
This feature allows learners to access different parts of a mobile learning course based on their individual needs and preferences
adaptive learning
Software specifically created to run on mobile devices
mobile application (app)
This is how mobile learning contributes to environmental sustainability in education
reducing the need for physical learning materials
The term for the phenomenon where learners may feel isolated or lack social interaction in mobile learning environments
social isolation
In the future of mobile learning, this role might blockchain technology play in verifying and securing educational credentials
blockchain-based credentialing