Mobile learning technologies offer teachers-and students-a more flexible approach to learning. Computer labs are great, but do your students use technology in the classroom, in the school garden, in the study hall, in the gym, and on field trips? With mobile learning devices, you can do all this, and more.
It will really help the students as well as the teachers. Now a days, students are crazy for mobile phones. Therefore, it is a great way to let them learn on their own. Readability is in essence a reading list app, with many features similar to Apple’s reading list on Safari. As a commuter to university, I spend a significant proportion of my day without any internet connection, which makes this app perfect for me as it allows me to save web pages and journals into the phone’s memory when I’ve got 4G, and then read them back when I’ve got no signal. I like the way the app allows you to “favorite” your most important articles, perfect for when I’ve got a deadline coming up and I need to access certain articles quickly without trawling through all the ones I’ve saved for future weeks. The best bit is that this app isn’t just for university-related articles; I’ve begun saving my favorite blog posts on the app when I need a pick-me-up while writing essays.
Virtual reality and mobile phone apps are playing a marvelous role in students life. Most of the students including my self found the mobile apps are very essential for learning.
Baile, Ishrat, Nuzhat



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