Interdisciplinary opportunities and challenges in creating m-learning apps: Two case studies

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Southgate, E
Smith, SP
Stephens, L
Hickmott, D
Billie, R
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2019
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Perth, Australia

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Mobile digital devices such as smart phones and tablets support mobile learning (m-learning) and this is reinventing pedagogical and curriculum approaches in education. The unprecedented growth in digital technologies, and the educational apps they support, provides a unique opportunity to increase engagement in learning anywhere and at any time. However, the development of m-learning apps requires collaboration between learning and content experts and technology specialists. Such interdisciplinary collaboration presents both opportunities and challenges. This paper describes two case studies related to m-learning app development with the aim of highlighting the range of educational and technical issues that arose in the collaborative process, and the solutions devised by the interdisciplinary team.

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ASCILITE 2015 - Australasian Society for Computers in Learning and Tertiary Education, Conference Proceedings

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Southgate, E; Hickmott, D; Smith, SP; Billie, R; Stephens, L, Interdisciplinary opportunities and challenges in creating m-learning apps: Two case studies, ASCILITE 2015 - Australasian Society for Computers in Learning and Tertiary Education, Conference Proceedings, 2019, pp. 265-274