Theory, research and practice
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Köp båda 2 för 981 krWan Ng is Associate Professor in Technology Education and Science Education at the University of Technology, Sydney, Australia. She has researched mobile learning for over a decade and has published widely in this area, including an edited book on innovative mobile learning pedagogy. Therese M. Cumming is Senior Lecturer in the School of Education at the University of New South Wales, Australia. As part of the School of Education's Special Education Research Group, Therese's research is focused on using iPads to support individuals with disabilities.
Foreword Professor John Traxler Preface Chapters 1 Sustaining innovation in learning with mobile devices: Key challenges Wan Ng and Howard Nicholas 2 Sustaining the unsustainable: Reframing global learning for the 21st century Tim Best, Scott Walthour, and Teresa Franklin 3 Waypoints along learning journeys in a mobile world Agnes Kukulska-Hulme and Mike Sharples 4 Professional development for sustaining a mobile learning-enabled curriculum Chee-Kit Looi, Daner Sun, Longkai Wu, and Lung-Hsiang Wong 5 Sustaining mobile learning at a personal level: Mobile digital literacy Wan Ng 6 Supporting sustainability and innovation of mobile learning in a UK higher education institution Tim Goodchild and Andy Ramsden 7 Sustaining mobile learning in inclusive environments: A universal design for learning approach Therese M. Cumming, Iva Strnadov, Roselyn Dixon, and Irina Verenikina 8 Sustaining learning with mobile devices through educational design for teaching presence Caroline Walta and Howard Nicholas 9 Sustaining mobile learning with pervasive game: An example of cultural history exploration Ju-Ling Shih, Jyun-Fong Guo, and Cheng-ping Chen 10 Augmented reality: Sustaining iPad-facilitated visualisation pedagogy in nursing Hanne Wacher Kjaergaard, Lars Peter Bech Kjeldsen, and Annette Rahn 11 Achieving sustainable mobile learning through student-owned devices and student-generated multimedia content Laurel Evelyn Dyson