Study 1: Effects of Reflection Type in the Here and Now Mobile Learning Environment This week’s research to support the activity: One cartoon would be required of each student during the semester. Cartoon representations after reflecting and gathering feedback could be posted by the original capturer to express a viewpoint and build identity. Students would be assigned to textually summarize interactions that they see (on the bus, in a store, at an event, in class) for their peers to anonymously submit what they think the underlying meaning was. Translating this pattern to the workplace:Īs an ID in Liberal Arts, one of my upcoming projects is to develop an online discussion component for the race relations course. I think this course offers the best opportunity for mobile capturing and sharing. Does anyone follow a similar pattern with their mobile use? Then, after painting or building, I usually post my final projects to facebook or pinterest to “show off” and get likes and feedback. The artist in me uses a mobile device to take pictures of things I might want to paint or build later. I still draw from my personal experience with mobile learning. having the option to interchange between mobile and desktop, have been supported by this semester’s research articles. learning in the authentic context, and 2. The hand-held learning device should be synced with a laptop or desktop.” “Learning during commuting, waiting in line or in the moment of need with a device that is connected to the internet. I felt at the time and still feel that my initial mobile learning philosophy was vague and lacked support: Reason for researching idea capture and idea sharing: This week’s articles supported the two quick mobile processes I wanted to include – idea capture and idea sharing.

I’d appreciate your feedback on whether the idea is too broad, too narrow, too obvious or too complicated. This week’s articles are to prepare us for our final design project, so I wanted to start by proposing an idea for the final design.

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