What is Mobile Learning (m-learning)

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Learning that is aided by a mobile device. Learn more in: Millennial Adult Learners in the 21st Century: Implications for Adult and Community Educators

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Learning activities accessed through mobile devices preferably available to anyone, at anytime and anywhere. Learn more in: Using Mobile Phones for Educational Assessment

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Anytime and anyplace engagement in learning through Internet and wireless enabled mobile (personal) electronic devices. Learn more in: Instructor Perceptions and Intentions to Use a Tablet PC for Mobile Learning in a Ghanaian University: An Exploratory Case Study

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A digital learning platform where users take advantage of mobile technology, especially smartphones, to learn. Learn more in: Researching Mobile Learning: Understanding the Relationship Between M-Learning and Mobile HCI

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The integrative use of mobile devices into the curriculum in order to facilitate active and meaningful learning through the creation of learning spaces which extend outside the physical and temporal constraints of the traditional classroom. Learn more in: Pedagogical Perspectives on M-Learning

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The use of devices that are small enough to fit comfortably in a pocket or purse for educational purposes Learn more in: Digital Natives, Learner Perceptions and the Use of ICT

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The mobile application which provides any sort of learning on mobile devices. M-learning focuses on the mobility of the learner, interacting with mobile technologies, and learning society. Learn more in: Determinants of Users' Intention to Use Mobile Information Technologies

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The process of learning that is delivered and managed via portable computerized devices. Learn more in: Web-Based Responsive Mobile Learning (M-Learning) Design

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M-Learning is a new learning approach intending to use mobile devices such as laptops, smart phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs) with the purpose of process learning in any place and at any time and its application needs to be designed in a way that it considers the special features and constraints of mobile devices such as screen size, available storage, and processor speed as well as battery life ( Al-Harrasi, Al-Khanjari & Sarrab, 2015 ). Learn more in: Applied Competences for Students by Using M-Learning Devices in Higher Education: Knowledge, Skills, and Attitudes

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m-Learning refers to formal learning via mobile devices (including iPads, mobile phones and portable laptops), which are available to the learners anytime, anywhere in and outside of the classroom. Learn more in: The Effect of Using Mobile Devices on Students' Performance in Writing

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As an extension of e-learning, it is a learning paradigm that uses mobile technologies to provide a just in time, just in place, and just for me experience. Learn more in: From Distance Education to Open and Distance Learning: A Holistic Evaluation of History, Definitions, and Theories

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Teaching-learning methodology based on mobile devices. It is a variation of e-learning. Learn more in: Mobile Pedestrian Navigation and Augmented Reality in the Virtualization of the Territory: Cities of Salamanca and Santiago de Chile

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Users communicating wirelessly via handheld devices in the process of learning. Learn more in: A Proposed Tool for Mobile Collaborative Reading

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The technology that creates a convenient learning platform for the users which is easily accessible from virtually anywhere. The fundamental basis of the m-learning technology is the use of mobile devices for learning purposes while users are travelling. Learn more in: Information Sharing and Communications with Mobile Cloud Technology: Applications and Challenges

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Learning that incorporates mobile devices such as cell phones and personal digital assistants. Learn more in: Gaming in Adult Education

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M-Learning is the delivery of educational content by means of mobile devices (e.g. PDAs, cell phones, MP3 players). Learn more in: Mobile Learning Implementation and Issues

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As an extension of e-learning, it is a learning paradigm that uses mobile technologies to provide a just in time, just in place, and just for me experience. Learn more in: Seamless Learning Design Criteria in the Context of Open and Distance Learning

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Learning across multiple contexts, through social and content interactions, using mobile devices and applications. Learn more in: Preparing Teachers for Mobile Learning Applications Grounded in Research and Pedagogical Frameworks

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Is a type of e-learning which is supported by portable computing devices such as tablets, smartphones or other portable computers. Learn more in: A Strategy Towards Cost-Effective Content Delivery in the Higher Learning Institutions of Tanzania: Mobile Learning

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Any kind of learning where learners can access information anytime and anywhere through mobile devices. Learn more in: Korean EFL College Students' Acceptance of Smartphone Applications for English Language Learning