Is The Mobile Based Learning Can Be Effective In Academic Learning? A Study To Check If Mobile-Based Learning Is Desirable In Presenting Educational Workshops
Abstract
Mobile technology has made the effective possibility of using technology to support education and learning in universities and colleges in a way that it makes better chance of e-learning. While mobile devices are becoming increasingly utilized, many researchers and practitioners have incorporated m- learning into educational environments. The aim of this study is to make a mobile-based educational design in workshop plans and investigate its effectiveness from users' point of view.
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