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Learning to Teach with Mobile Technologies: Pedagogical Implications In and Outside the Classroom SpringerLink

Learning to Teach with Mobile Technologies: Pedagogical Implications In and Outside the Classroom SpringerLink

At the consumer end of the value chain we have a rapidly proliferating universe of mobile applications and services, created by content developers, software companies, start-ups, and others. In the middle are the manufacturers of components, devices, and infrastructure. Underlying all of this, we have the creation of core communications technologies, without which the industry could not begin to function. All links within the chain are essential, and depend upon one another to thrive, but they rely upon varying innovation models. Recent advances in core mobile communications technologies have driven tangible improvements in user experience and access costs, leading to rapid adoption of devices. Consumers and businesses are discovering new ways to use mobile at an astounding rate, and mobile devices have a stickiness unlike any other consumer commodity .

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Education Sciences Free Full-Text Mobile Technology as an Alternative Teaching Strategy Amidst COVID-19 Hiatus: Exploring Pedagogical Possibilities and Implications for Teacher Development

Education Sciences Free Full-Text Mobile Technology as an Alternative Teaching Strategy Amidst COVID-19 Hiatus: Exploring Pedagogical Possibilities and Implications for Teacher Development

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In parallel the number of mHealth applications grew significantly in the last years. Mobile technology has made a recent and rapid appearance into low- and middle-income nations. While, in the mHealth field, mobile technology usually refers to mobile phone technology, the entrance of other technologies into these nations to facilitate healthcare are also discussed here. Within this evolving landscape, there’s an additional benefit in the realm of decision-making.

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Is employed by the Mental Health Network, which receives funding from providers of NHS-funded mental health services in England by way of membership fees. Is chief investigator on the Medical Research Council-funded Clintouch project. This editorial is based on research conducted by the NIHR MindTech Healthcare Technology Co-operative, which is funded by the National Institute for Health Research. The views represented are the views of the authors alone and do not necessarily represent the views of the Department of Health in England … Read more