Mobile devices as a means of teaching - learning in the pedagogical process
Mobile devices as a means of teaching - learning in the pedagogical process
Keywords:
mobile devices, alternative communication, teaching – learning, new technology, emerging technology, mobile learningAbstract
Information and Communication Technologies have caused a great impact on all human activities. With the emergence of mobile devices, a profound process of transformation in availability and access to the most widely used knowledge in all social spheres has been accelerated. These devices represent an ideal scenario since the new technologies that are frequently used in society are can be integrated through rational and structured planning into the teaching-learning process in education, thus seeing the possibility of inserting mobile learning into the teaching-learning process, but: How to incorporate this emerging technology into educational practice? What would be the expected result of the use of mobile devices in education? These are some of the questions that this research will try to clarify.
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