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International Journal of Mobile Learning and Organisation

Published by Inderscience Publishers • ISSN: 1746725X

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Mobile application that integrates challenge-based learning with a chatbot to encourage innovation in university students

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Learning by putting our knowledge into practice is one of the best ways to impact our learning positively; where students or university graduates can put their knowledge into practice, gaining more experience and confidence to face the world of work, this can be achieved through a challenge-based me…

Broad sense and narrow sense perspectives on the metaverse in education: roles of virtual reality, augmented reality, artificial intelligence and pedagogical theories

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There are different definitions of the metaverse. Some are from technical perspectives, which emphasise multiple criteria for identifying a metaverse system, such as being persistent, shared, and decentralised. On the other hand, some researchers consider metaverse as a virtual learning environment,…

A multi-dimensional self-regulated learning model in the mobile era: Implementation and evaluation in a long-Term and largescale promotion program in Taiwan

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In this study, a multi-dimensional self-regulated learning (MSRL) model is proposed. The model has been applied to a long-Term and large-scale promotion program in Taiwan for helping school teachers guide students to be self-regulated learners from the stages of metacognition and cognition. To evalu…

Trends and strategies for conducting effective STEM research and applications: A mobile and ubiquitous learning perspective

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Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics (STEM) has been recognised by educators as an important educational objective in the 21st century. It provides a new vision of education by encouraging school teachers to engage students in problem-solving, critical-thinking and creative-thinking tasks u…

Mobile learning as an alternative for competence development in industrial engineering and logistics

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The paper presents mobile learning as an alternative for competence development in logistics for students already employed in industry world-wide. Discusses why today’s knowledge-driven economy requires lifelong learning especially in logistics/Supply Chain Management. Discusses using the internet f…