Supporting Mobile Language Learning outside Classrooms

Authors:
Hiroaki Ogata;Chengjiu Yin;Rosa G. Paredes J.;Nobuji A. Saito;Yoneo Yano;Yasuko Oishi;Takahito Ueda
Affiliations:
Tokushima University, Japan;Tokushima University, Japan;Tokushima University, Japan;Tokushima University, Japan;Tokushima University, Japan;Tokushima University, Japan;Tokushima University, Japan
Venue:
ICALT '06 Proceedings of the Sixth IEEE International Conference on Advanced Learning Technologies
Year:
2006

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Abstract

The continuous development of wireless and mobile technologies has allowed the creation of an additional platform for supporting learning, one that can be embedded in the same physical space in which the learning is taking place. This paper describes a computer supported ubiquitous learning environment for language learning, called LOCH (Languagelearning Outside the Classroom with Handhelds). In the environment, the teacher assigns field activities to the students, who go around the town to fulfill them and share their individual experiences. The main aim of this project, called One Day Trip with PDA, was to integrate the knowledge acquired in the classroom and the real needs of the students in their daily life.