Opportunities for Utilizing Mobile Learning Services in the Palestinian Higher Education Dr. Naji Shukri Alzaza najishukri.wordpress.com.

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Opportunities for Utilizing Mobile Learning Services in the Palestinian Higher Education Dr. Naji Shukri Alzaza najishukri.wordpress.com

Introduction M-learning is the next form of e-learning using mobile technologies to facilitate education for teachers and learners anywhere and anytime [2] (Alzaza & Yaakub, Alzaza & Yaakub, 2011a). M-learning is an undeveloped area; so far its power and potentials have not been completely discovered. m-learning had the capabilities to be fully utilized and diffused. 2

Trend of m-learning adoption goes to more collaboration instead of just learning To reach this level of adoption or diffusion it is crucial to be ready to utilize m-learning technology. That may lead to understand the infrastructure state and the user (students) knowledge (awareness) of such technology. Over the last decade, Palestinian higher education institutions utilized e-learning services. This study aims to comprehend the Palestinian students awareness of m-learning and understanding its aspects. This understanding will give a potent evidence on the readiness of the Palestinian students to accept and use m-learning in their education environment. 3

It may be useful to consider some learners with particular learning and mobility needs separately, like those who travel and would, at the same time, want to learn, those with no access to universities or an e- learning system, or learners need urgent learning, such as healthcare. The geographical separation of Palestine is an obstacle for students to communicate frequently, with his/her university. As a result, students need to access university services anytime and anywhere. 4

M-Learnings Key Features Mobility Accessibility Occasional Ubiquity: a presence everywhere at the same time The rapid evolution of powerful convergent and connected wireless mobile devices with mobile Web browsers. The availability of advanced mobile operating systems, robust mobile application software, and rich client interfaces. User interface technology that overcomes the limitations of the small device footprint of most mobile devices. M-learning products not only are demanded by educational institutions but also by individual and autonomous learners focusing special learning objectives. 5

Mobile Learning Services 6

M-learning Infrastructure 7

University Mobile Services Like to Use 8

Conclusion In m-commerce era, m-learning is the choice that could engage students with their learning environment anywhere and anytime. The findings represented opinions of different levels of students from five universities in Gaza. The results indicated that the higher education environment had the required infrastructure to utilize m- learning services. Furthermore, the results showed that the students had adequate knowledge and awareness to use such technology in their education environment. 9

Conclusion… It was also demonstrated that students were quite aware of the mobile technologies which used widely in m-learning environment. They highly agreed that access to learning resources and services were very important to them. The results indicated that the students perceptions of various barriers and obstacles they face when accessing university online learning resources were low. In terms of limitations of mobile devices, students had a concern over that. 10

Conclusion… The study also found that the most beneficial aspects of using mobile technologies for learning services were to give students an immediate access to information and increased contact with their learning environment anytime regardless the place. Students highly ranked several informative m- learning services such as exam result, timetable, course registration, and treasury. 11

Conclusion… Half of participants (50.3%) believed that their university provided a wireless network or Wi-Fi zone in the campus. Furthermore, 79.1% did not think their university provides any m-learning services. However, 85.2% would like their university to provide m-learning for them. 12

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