Research conducted through interviews with faculty and teaching assistants provides insight into creative mobile learning practices from four University of California campuses. We will present findings for instructional designers and faculty seeking ways to implement mobile learning strategies to increase the impact of their teaching. Given near ubiquitous mobile device ownership among students at UC campuses, an increasing number of instructors use mobile devices to support student learning. Attendees will learn from innovative uses of mobile learning across the UC, including pedagogical strategies, affordances, successes, and challenges, as well as discuss mobile learning experiences at their own universities.
Outcomes: Discuss affordances, successes, challenges, and nuances of mobile learning that emerged from interviews with faculty and teaching assistants at 4 universities * Review a variety of mobile learning technologies and methods presented in use cases * Consider the breadth of student and faculty experiences with mobile learning and impacts on pedagogical choices
Presenters
Mindy Colin
Instructional Consultant, University of California, Santa Barbara
Samantha Eastman
Instructional Designer, University of California, Riverside
Margaret Merrill
Instructional Design Consultant & Educational Technologist, University of California, Davis
Alex Rockey
Instructional Technology Instructor, Bakersfield College
Resources & Downloads
mLearning at University of California Practices affordances and teaching styles
Updated on 4/25/2024
Handout mLearning at University of California Practices affordances and teaching styles