Full Text Document From UNESCO: “Policy Guidelines for Mobile Learning”
Two full text documents (both published in 2013) from UNESCO follow.
UNESCO Policy Guidelines for Mobile Learning (2013)
Today, a growing body of evidence suggests that ubiquitous mobile devices – especially mobile phones and, more recently, tablet computers – are being used by learners and educators around the world to access information, streamline administration and facilitate learning in new and innovative ways.
This set of guidelines seeks to help policy-makers better understand what mobile learning is and how its unique benefits can be leveraged to advance progress towards Education for All.
Developed in consultation with experts in over twenty countries, the guidelines below have broad application and can accommodate a wide range of institutions, including K–12 schools, universities, community centres, and technical and vocational schools.
UNESCO Policy Guidelines for Mobile Learning
The Future of Mobile Learning: Implications for Policy Makers and Planners
The Future of Mobile Learning: Implications for Policy Makers and Planners
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