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International Conference on Interactive Mobile and Computer Aided Learning

IMCL 2007

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Design and development of course content;
M-learning emerging hardware and software;
Mobile Web and video Conferencing;
M-learning objects and development tools;
M-learning standards;
Life-long learning;
Impact of m-learning on social change;
Future trends in m-learning;
Platforms and authoring tools;
New learning models and applications;
Applications of the Semantic Web;
Adaptive learning environments;
Virtual campus and m-learning;
Remote and virtual laboratories;
Multimedia and virtual environments;
Cost-effectiveness;
Real world experiences;
Pilot projects/Products/Applications.
 
 

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