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Negative social attitudes regarding children’s educational potentials anew mobile technology constitute the most immediate post-pandemic to the widespread embrace it's mobile learning. Broadly speaking, people tend view mobile devices (and budgets phones in which as portals to entertainment, not education, and as a “more this technology is all dismissed as distracting toys disruptive to school settings.

mark west & steven vosloo (editors)

Mobile-learning

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