M-Learning: characteristics, advantages and disadvantages, use
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The present essay has the purpose of revealing the characteristics, strengths, weaknesses of m-Learning and several examples of its applicability in different environments, especially the educational one. Mobile Learning or mobile learning is a style that has been created thanks to the advances of smart devices. Learning based on them, have great benefits such as mobility or accessibility at any time and place, which breaks the barriers of time and space. The use of such data transceivers and their applications involves adapting digital materials so that they are better utilized.
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