Math Marvel with M-Learning
R.D. Balaji, V. Veeramani, Malathi Balaji

TL;DR
This paper explores innovative ICT tools like hybrid ebooks, flipped classrooms, and math apps to enhance math learning, showing promising student improvements but emphasizing the need for further refinement.
Contribution
It introduces new ICT-based methods for math education, including hybrid multimedia ebooks, flipped classrooms, and math learning apps, to make learning more engaging and effective.
Findings
Students showed improvement with m-learning tools
Hybrid ebooks enhanced reading engagement
Flipped classrooms enabled flexible learning
Abstract
Math is the backbone of any field. Still its a night mare for many. Recent survey proves that many students become dropouts from their higher education due to math courses. ICT is an enchanted word in the contemporary educational environment. It made the learning process more entertaining and almost made the knowledge loss negligible. Adopting the ICT in math courses are still in the infant level. Hence its a challenge placed in front of the IT and academic professionals teaching math to make a suitable ICT tools for math courses to make the learning an amusing experience. In this paper we have highlighted three main concepts which make the math classes in a fascinating way. The first method is introducing revolutionary hybrid ebooks which make the reading with both audio and video facilities. The second method is facilitating the flip class room so that student may have…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMobile Learning in Education · ICT in Developing Communities · Teaching and Learning Programming
