This ethnographic research looks at the ways in which mobile phones are present in the school life of upper-secondary school students. The research analyses the affects phones have on the spatiality and power relation of school. The research has been undertaken as part of Textmöten research project and draws from ethnographic data produced in two Finnish upper-secondary schools during 2015-2016. The research consists of three peer-reviewed articles and a 94-page summary. The three articles of the dissertation examine the connections of school and mobile phones from different perspectives. The first article analyses the historically ambivalent relationship between school and technology, including the fact that technology in school seldom ...
Objectives of the Study: Mobile phones have become a commodity and simultaneously the modern touchs...
The aim of this study is to increase our understanding of mature consumers as users of technological...
This study investigates primary and secondary school teachers’ social representations and ways to co...
Abstract The aim of this study was to examine the way students use mobile phones and web-based lear...
Previous studies have confirmed that educational practices have not changed with the digitalization ...
Digital screens have come to play a crucial role in the Finnish upper secondary school context, not ...
In 2011, a mobile learning project, mLearning, was initiated among students and staff in two upper s...
The ways in which people communicate and keep in touch with each other are changing. Our relationshi...
The ways in which people communicate and keep in touch with each other are changing. Our relationshi...
In 2011, a mobile learning project, mLearning, was initiated among students and staff in two upper s...
In 2011, a mobile learning project, mLearning, was initiated among students and staff in two upper s...
In 2011, a mobile learning project, mLearning, was initiated among students and staff in two upper s...
As the whole world is experiencing digitalisation, so is the education sector facing new challenges ...
In the past few years the mobile device and mobile services markets have been affected by the strong...
This dissertation is set in a time of historical change in terms of curriculum reform and the use of...
Objectives of the Study: Mobile phones have become a commodity and simultaneously the modern touchs...
The aim of this study is to increase our understanding of mature consumers as users of technological...
This study investigates primary and secondary school teachers’ social representations and ways to co...
Abstract The aim of this study was to examine the way students use mobile phones and web-based lear...
Previous studies have confirmed that educational practices have not changed with the digitalization ...
Digital screens have come to play a crucial role in the Finnish upper secondary school context, not ...
In 2011, a mobile learning project, mLearning, was initiated among students and staff in two upper s...
The ways in which people communicate and keep in touch with each other are changing. Our relationshi...
The ways in which people communicate and keep in touch with each other are changing. Our relationshi...
In 2011, a mobile learning project, mLearning, was initiated among students and staff in two upper s...
In 2011, a mobile learning project, mLearning, was initiated among students and staff in two upper s...
In 2011, a mobile learning project, mLearning, was initiated among students and staff in two upper s...
As the whole world is experiencing digitalisation, so is the education sector facing new challenges ...
In the past few years the mobile device and mobile services markets have been affected by the strong...
This dissertation is set in a time of historical change in terms of curriculum reform and the use of...
Objectives of the Study: Mobile phones have become a commodity and simultaneously the modern touchs...
The aim of this study is to increase our understanding of mature consumers as users of technological...
This study investigates primary and secondary school teachers’ social representations and ways to co...