Interactive learning is one of the approaches that is very important to explore in higher education. Chemistry students own smartphones, laptops, and tablets and could use appropriate apps to complement traditional forms of learning. Here we introduce a new app, MILAGE LEARN+, which integrates several teaching strategies, such as mobile learning, autonomous learning, peer review, blended learning, and gamification. These strategies were evaluated by the student users through an electronic survey form containing 15 statements with responses graded on a Likert-type scale. Students rate the usage of novel teaching/learning strategies in the MILAGE LEARN+ app as something very positive. There is a positive correlation between the relative ...
Mobile learning has now become a new phenomenon in education as most mobile devices, especially smar...
This article presents a multilingual (Portuguese, Spanish, English, and French) game-based applicati...
Learning in chemistry can indeed be quite difficult and a challenging task as the subject involves c...
Elementary school pupils can face different difficulties to learn different topics. Among the differ...
In this paper, we present the MILAGE Learn+ app, developed for smartphones and tablets in order to ...
In the context of the electronic learning (E-learning) methodology, mobile learning (M-learning) foc...
Mobile devices have been utilized as an emerging learning tool in the 21st century to support the le...
Helping students achieve meaningful learning effectively in large-enrollment, introductory organic c...
The fourth wave transformed our society into \u27mobile society\u27 which focuses on cyber-physica...
The solution of the problem of effective use of apps is not only in the analysis of learning outcome...
As a result of rapid technological advances, smartphones have recently enjoyed widespread use. The b...
Background: Students are often daunted by the process of learning the functional groups (FG’s) and f...
This paper presents the novel app MILAGE Learn+ Launcher for smartphones and tablets where students ...
Mobile technology is increasingly prevalent in higher education. Chemistry-related software applicat...
Mobile devices such as smartphones are carried in the pockets of university students around the glob...
Mobile learning has now become a new phenomenon in education as most mobile devices, especially smar...
This article presents a multilingual (Portuguese, Spanish, English, and French) game-based applicati...
Learning in chemistry can indeed be quite difficult and a challenging task as the subject involves c...
Elementary school pupils can face different difficulties to learn different topics. Among the differ...
In this paper, we present the MILAGE Learn+ app, developed for smartphones and tablets in order to ...
In the context of the electronic learning (E-learning) methodology, mobile learning (M-learning) foc...
Mobile devices have been utilized as an emerging learning tool in the 21st century to support the le...
Helping students achieve meaningful learning effectively in large-enrollment, introductory organic c...
The fourth wave transformed our society into \u27mobile society\u27 which focuses on cyber-physica...
The solution of the problem of effective use of apps is not only in the analysis of learning outcome...
As a result of rapid technological advances, smartphones have recently enjoyed widespread use. The b...
Background: Students are often daunted by the process of learning the functional groups (FG’s) and f...
This paper presents the novel app MILAGE Learn+ Launcher for smartphones and tablets where students ...
Mobile technology is increasingly prevalent in higher education. Chemistry-related software applicat...
Mobile devices such as smartphones are carried in the pockets of university students around the glob...
Mobile learning has now become a new phenomenon in education as most mobile devices, especially smar...
This article presents a multilingual (Portuguese, Spanish, English, and French) game-based applicati...
Learning in chemistry can indeed be quite difficult and a challenging task as the subject involves c...