The Influence of the Usage of e-Learning on the Students’ Expectations about m-Learning Eugeniya Georgieva Department of Computing, University of Rousse.

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The Influence of the Usage of e-Learning on the Students’ Expectations about m-Learning Eugeniya Georgieva Department of Computing, University of Rousse BULGARIA Anna Trifonova Department of Computer Science, University of Trento ITALY Learning Networks for Lifelong Competence Development March, 30-31, 2006, Sofia, Bulgaria

Introduction Mobile learning is a next stage of the distance learning development. The wide accessibility to mobile devices and the possibility to learn independent of place and time make the mobile learning an important tool for lifelong learning. The focus of this paper is on the influence of the usage of e-Learning on the students’ expectations about m-Learning. For this purpose in 2005 year a joint investigation among students from University of Rousse and University of Trento (Italy) was done. An analysis of the results from this investigation is made. These results are compared to the data obtained from the students' answers of the equivalent questions during the similar investigation carried out at the University of Rousse in 2004.

Our findings Do you use e-learning platforms?

Our findings Have you used mobile learning (m-Learning) before?

Our findings Would you like to use mobile learning (m-Learning)?

Our findings Do you think that the usage of m-learning will increase the quality of instruction?

Our findings For which of the following do you find useful the usage of mobile devices?

Our findings What is in your opinion the perspective of m-learning system?

Our findings Comparison of the students’ answers given in 2004 and 2005 at the University of Rousse

Our findings Students’ ownership of devices

Conclusions The article presents the results of a study on the influence of e-learning usage on the students’ opinion and attitude to mobile learning. The analysis of the results shows that the students' usage of e-Learning increase their interest to m-Learning. In our opinion the correlation is more between the students’ broader interest to use new technologies for their study processes and also the necessity to access additional learning materials (apart from the ones presented in face-to-face lectures). As our dynamic life requires knowledge to be acquired even after finishing the formal university education these conclusions can be generalized for wide user group, outside the universities, which makes the m-learning an important tool for lifelong learning.

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