Collecting students' degree of comprehension with mobile phones.
Naomi FujimuraMasahiro DoiPublished in: SIGUCCS (2006)
Keyphrases
- mobile phone
- mobile learning
- mobile technologies
- short message service
- mobile devices
- university students
- learning experience
- higher education
- student learning
- mobile games
- m learning
- e learning
- learning activities
- learning outcomes
- smart phones
- mobile applications
- learning environment
- actual usage
- concept mapping
- mobile users
- learning styles
- learning tools
- collaborative learning
- text entry
- learning process
- mobile phone users
- distance learning
- control group
- programming course
- learning technologies
- cellular phone
- data collection
- wifi
- wireless devices
- language learning