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Mobile Learning Through Digital Media Literacy

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Mobile Learning through Digital Media Literacy proposes media literacy education as a conceptual framework for bridging mobile technologies in teaching and learning. As cell phones have become more advanced and applications more innovative and fitting, candid conversations are taking place as to how technology can be a purposeful tool in the classroom. Mobile technology already attracts students and encourages text-language development; yet its accessibility affords the potential for more extended use, offering enhancement and flexibility for instructional development. In light of a shared vision of collaboration and growth developing globally within educational circles, this book examines mobile learning as a formal literacy, as a productivity environment for creative growth in and out of the classroom, and as an advancement to social learning through online networks. The book surveys media literacy education-both within the classroom and its extended implications-for concerns of civic participation and data privacy, as more educators and policymakers internationally consider the possibilities of connected classrooms and m-learning on a universal scale.

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ISBN: 9781433128943
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Author: Belinha S De Abreu, Vitor Tomé
Publisher: Peter Lang an imprint of Peter Lang Inc., International Academic Publishers
Format: Paperback
Pagination: 214 pages
Series: New Literacies and Digital Epistemologies
Genres: Media studies: internet, digital media and society
Primary and middle schools
Secondary schools
Higher education, tertiary education
Teaching skills and techniques
Educational equipment and technology, computer-aided learning (CAL)
Educational strategies and policy