Vol: 2, Issue: 2 2012

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A Conceptual Framework for Handheld Learning

Anil Kumar

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Published Date: 23/04/2012

In today’s highly connected world, people are becoming increasingly accustomed to accessing their favorite content wherever they are, on the go. The popularity of handheld web-enabled devices like iPhone, iPad and still the laptop computer means we can stay in touch wherever we are. For many, this brings an opportunity for learning convenience. This research paper is a concept paper which examine issues and challenges faced by users wanting the option of portable or mobile learning today.

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