Adaptive ethnography: Methodologies for the study of mobile learning in youth culture

Mette Berth

    Publikation: Bidrag til bog/antologi/rapportKonferencebidrag i proceedingsForskning

    Abstract

    This paper focuses on the use of an adaptive ethnography when studying such phenomena as young people's use of mobile media in a learning perspective. Mobile media such as PDAs and mobile phones have a number of affordances which make them potential tools for learning. However, before we begin to design and develop educational materials for mobile media platforms we must first understand everyday use and behaviour with a medium such as a mobile phone. The paper outlines the research design for a PhD project on mobile learning which focuses on mobile phones as a way to bridge the gap between formal and informal learning contexts. The paper also proposes several adaptive methodological techniques for studying young people's interaction with mobiles.
    OriginalsprogEngelsk
    TitelProceedings of the Conference Seeing, Learning, Understanding in the Mobile Age, Budapest 28-30 April 2005
    RedaktørerKristof Nyiri
    Antal sider7
    ForlagInstitute of Philosophy, University of Budapest
    Publikationsdato2005
    StatusUdgivet - 2005
    BegivenhedSeeing, Learning, Understanding in the Mobile Age - Budapest, Ungarn
    Varighed: 28 apr. 200530 apr. 2005

    Konference

    KonferenceSeeing, Learning, Understanding in the Mobile Age
    Land/OmrådeUngarn
    ByBudapest
    Periode28/04/200530/04/2005

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