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a handbook for developers, educators, and learners
Machine generated contents note: Preface Acknowledgments Chapter 1: Changing Education with Mobile Learning A Brief History of Educational Technology: What willrevolutionize the system? Mobile Learning: Reaching Kids Today What is Mobile Learning? Benefits and Challenges of Mobile Learning How to Make Mobile Learning Work Conclusion Notes Section 1: The Mobile Classroom Chapter 2: The Science of Learning Introduction Information Processing and Learning Other Critical Facets of Learning Implications for Mobile Learning Conclusion Notes Chapter 3: What Is It about These Devices? Connected Aware Multimodal Familiar Personal Comprehensive Consolidated Portable Relevant Secure Conclusion Notes Chapter 4: Creating the Mobile Classroom Theoretical Foundations Instructional Methods Alternative Learning Environments Conclusion Notes Chapter 5: Higher-Order Thinking Skills and DigitalFluency Higher-Order Thinking Skills Classrooms for Higher-Order Thinking Conclusion Notes Chapter 6: Instructional Management and Levels of TechnologyAccess Mobile Learning Programs Levels of Access in the Mobile Classroom Conclusion Notes Section 2: Creating the Mobile Learning Experience Chapter 7: Mobile Technology's Defining Features Hardware Software Accessories Conclusion Notes Chapter 8: The Educational App Development Process Research Stage: Is It a Good Idea? Building the Right Team: Capturing a Variety of Expertise Building the App Case Study: App Development at SAS Curriculum Pathways Conclusion Notes Chapter 9: Design and User Experience Designing a Great App: Make It Easy Putting Great Design to Work Conclusion Notes Chapter 10: Data, Evaluation, and Learning Analytics Asking the Questions Gathering Data Mobile Data Analytics: Turning Data into Information Conclusion Notes Chapter 11: The Business of Educational Apps The Educational App Market is ... How to Sell Your App: Pricing Models How Users Buy Your App Marketing Conclusion Notes Section 3: Mobile Learning for Everyone Chapter 12: Informal Learning Developing Lifelong Learners Bridging Formal and Informal Learning Conclusion Notes Chapter 13: Engaging Young Users: Apps for Preschoolers Key Skills for Preschool Apps What Makes an Engaging Preschool App? Challenges Conclusion Notes Chapter 14: Making Accessible Apps: Autism and VisualImpairment Introduction Advantages of the iPad for Special Populations Autism and Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) Visual Impairment Developing Accessible Apps Conclusion Notes Chapter 15: Balancing Power: Data Use, Privacy and Digital Citizenship Privacy Conclusion Notes Chapter 16: Mobile Learning Today and Tomorrow Introduction Making Mobile Learning Work The Future Conclusion Notes Appendix A: List of Apps by Chapter Appendix B: The Great App Checklist How to Use This Checklist The Great App Checklist Notes About the Authors Index.
Scott McQuiggan, Lucy Kosturko, Jaime McQuiggan, Jennifer Sabourin.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Mobile communication systems in education
Hoboken, New Jersey : John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2015