A framework of designing learning activities for mobile learning

Authors:
Ronghuai Huang;Haisen Zhang;Yushun Li;Junfeng Yang
Affiliations:
R&D Center for Knowledge Engineering, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China;R&D Center for Knowledge Engineering, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China,University of International Business and Economics, Beijing, China;R&D Center for Knowledge Engineering, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China;R&D Center for Knowledge Engineering, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China
Venue:
ICHL'12 Proceedings of the 5th international conference on Hybrid Learning
Year:
2012

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Abstract

The quality of m-learning activity design, among other things, determines the quality of this new form of learning. However, few previous studies have touched upon how such design can be better undertaken to inform m-learning. This paper aims at developing a conceptual framework for the design through establishing an m-learning activity design model. First, it reviews the current literature related to definitions of m-learning, its differences from e-learning as well as pedagogical research in this field, with an emphasis on several related models. Then, it moves on to elaborate on its five key features and the rationales for the design in order to ground a conceptual framework for this endeavor. Finally, it develops a model for m-learning activity design, with its components expounded.