Examining of contributions of mobile technologies to education process and application of M-learning for digital design lecture
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Progress in internet technology and electronic has started to show the effect in the field of education as in all fields. Increase of the economic and social differences in society emerged the need for developing person specific solutions in the field of education. People who don?t have enough time or people who are not available for education in an education institution are willing to get their educational needs fulfilled by means of the modern life. At this point, mobile education concept is one of the most appropriate answers to the question ?Do I have to attend a full time school to get education?? In this thesis studies about mobile education are investigated and a mobile learning application is developed by taking into account these studies. Moodle Learning Management System is based and lecture of Digital Design which is taught by classical methods by using the addition of this system that is designed for mobile devices.
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Volkan Ateş
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Volkan Ateş (Master Thesis). Examining of contributions of mobile technologies to education process and application of M-learning for digital design lecture, 2011, Gazi University.
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