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- 1. POMI in India Paul Kim, Ph.D. Chief Technology Officer [email_address]
- 12. Mobile farming simulation game Teaching the concept of trading, microloan, interest rate, default, etc.
- 14. Mobile-Math Game
- 15. Nehru Nagar Urban Slum in Mumbai, India
- 16. Akanksha After School for Underserved Children, Mumbai, India
- 17. Sister Nivedita “School on Wheels”- Underserved children in rural and tribal communities Rajkot, India
- 18. School on Wheels Children recording and listening their own stories
- 19. School on Wheels Children taking pictures of surroundings to make stories to share
- 20. School on Wheels Children taking pictures of surroundings to make stories to share
- 21. Madaris Migrant Children (Never attended schools) playing Math games 2-hour drive from Rajkot, India
- 22. Dalit (Untouchable) children figuring out the mobile learning device 2-hour drive from Patna, India
- 23. Jharkhadan village children figuring out the mobile learning device 4-hour drive from Ranchi, India
- 24. Jharkhadan villagers learning from mobile “farming simulation” program
- 26. Group variations 1. 2. 3.
- 33. Group variation and speed of advancement Advancement In problem solving 1 device per 3 children 1 device per 7 children 1 device per a child Time
- 34. General patterns of device adoption and learning progress Children in more developed communities (More exposure to electronic devices) Children in less developed communities (Less access to electricity) Exploration Recognition Interaction Iteration Exploration Recognition Interaction Iteration Time Time
- 35. Exploration - Randomly trying out Recognition – Recognizing a phenomenon as a result of exploratory actions Interaction - Interacting with newly discovered stimuli Iteration - Falling in a loop with the same options Clock speed Engagement 1 2 3 4 User behavior pattern with mobile learning devices Exploration Recognition Iteration Interaction
- 36. User behavior pattern with mobile learning devices Clock speed Engagement 1 2 3 4 Exploration Recognition Iteration Interaction
- 40. Figure 4. Mobile Creative Content Economy Ecology
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