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iTeach we learn via mobile apps : 'a case study in a business course'

conference contribution
posted on 2013-01-01, 00:00 authored by Ferial Khaddage, C Latteman
Mobile smart phones and Mobile applications (apps) can be seen as an added opportunity for education and for teachers in particular, this can be true if educational institutions are willing to enable this type of delivery mechanism. With the recent development of app technologies in today’s society and the shift towards mobile technologies (devices and applications), it seems hard to imagine better devices and tools that can grant students easy and on demand access to learning content. These smart devices and technologies are multitasking and can offer variety of educational apps that teachers and students are able to integrate into their daily learning activities and can carry with them anywhere. In this paper mobile apps and their integration in education are discussed, a case study on the use of three mobile apps (e-Lecture-Producer, Dropbox and QR Code) in an educational setting in a Business e-commerce course is described. Results and outcomes are discussed based on the results from the case study.

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Event

Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education. International Conference (24th : 2013 : New Orleans, Louisiana)

Pagination

3225 - 3233

Publisher

Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE)

Location

New Orleans, Louisiana

Place of publication

Chesapeake, Va.

Start date

2013-03-25

End date

2013-03-29

ISBN-13

9781939797025

Language

eng

Publication classification

E1 Full written paper - refereed

Copyright notice

2013, AACE

Editor/Contributor(s)

R McBride, M Searson

Title of proceedings

SITE 2013 : Proceedings of Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education international conference

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