3 rd asia pacific mobile learning & edutainment conference mobile classrooms with mobile...
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3rd ASIA PACIFIC MOBILE LEARNING & EDUTAINMENT CONFERENCE
MOBILE CLASSROOMS WITH MOBILE LEARNING
Dr Norrizan RazaliSmart School Department
Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC)
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Any sort of learning that happens when the learner is not at a fixed, predetermined location
CONCEPT •mLearning•Podcast•Handheld
•Convergence•Classroom
TECHNOLOGY•iPod Touch•iPhone
•Blackberry•Mobile Devices
•Wireless
Training
CONTENT TYPE
Games
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Benefits of Mobile Learning
Towards Preparing Learners with 21st Century
Skills
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Target Rankings of all Schools by end 2010
Wave 1Pilot Phase (1999 – 2002)
88 school nationwide selected
Wave 2Post-Pilot (2002 – 2005)
Massive computerization phase to all 10,000 schools
Wave 4Consolidate & Stabilize (2010 – 2020)
Innovative practices using ICT enculturated
Making All Schools Smart (2005 - 2010)
Leveraging all ICT initiatives
Making All Schools Smart Initiative
7,525 schools ranked from 3 to 5 star as
of October 2009.54%
increased from 2008
Schools have monthly ICT smart –partnership programmes with local
community and international
Technology and Media Literacy
Effective Communication
Collaboration
ProblemSolving
CriticalThinking
Schools use the communicationtools i.e. portal, email, blogs,
sms to disseminate/ share info with teachers, students and parents
Schools have at least 50% Teachersintegrating ICT in teaching and Learning
Schools have all students using SelfLearning modules at average level
Schools have at least 50% teachers with an average ICT competency level
Schools have all students withICT competency at average level
Towards 21st Century Skills
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Personalized Learning
Collaborative Learning
Optimizing Wireless Environment
Mobile Learning Continuum
Garden
7,525 schools
10,000 schools
towardsHome
Playground
ADOPT ADAPT INNOVATE
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Strategies
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Avoiding the Technology Trap
Implement the 7 principles of Technology
as LeversChickering, Arthur and Stephen C. Ehrmann (1996)
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Challenges
** MOE Courseware Evaluation Study, MDeC 2006*** Malaysia ranked 6th World SMS Volume, 2007 (50
million smses sent)
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Future Forward
