Mobile campus. The first college social networking via mobile devices in Latin America. A case study
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https://doi.org/10.5944/ried.2.12.899Keywords:
Campus Móvil, mobile devices, Mobile Web 2.0, user generated contents, m´learning, Bologna ProcessAbstract
The proposed spin-off of Mobile Campus is the result of an 18 month research and development project to design a social network via mobile devices for the Spanish and Latin American academic communities, with exclusive acces via university assigned email accounts. Movile Campus aims to meet yet the needs of the university community for ubiquitous Internet acces to on campus and in-classroom, personal computers. This article discusses the initial development of the project, its scope and the strategy to position it in the market for educational innovation in the region.
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