2012
DOI: 10.7763/ijfcc.2012.v1.10
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Mobile Learning Environments for Diverse Learners in Higher Education

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“…Integrity and control on learners action is difficult to be tackled where it sets back the students from fully using the m-learning content when mobile device features are vulnerable [4]. Not leaving behind the current studies [5]matching learners and m learning environment is still infancy in Malaysia Higher Education and [6]highlighted the problem on considerations on user's preferences adopting teaching and learning without any challenges. Recently [7] Malaysia has been highlighted as fifth most vulnerable country after Indonesia, China, Thailand and Philippines to cyber crime in the form of malware attacks through Smartphone and portable devices.…”
Section: A Mobile Learning Securitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Integrity and control on learners action is difficult to be tackled where it sets back the students from fully using the m-learning content when mobile device features are vulnerable [4]. Not leaving behind the current studies [5]matching learners and m learning environment is still infancy in Malaysia Higher Education and [6]highlighted the problem on considerations on user's preferences adopting teaching and learning without any challenges. Recently [7] Malaysia has been highlighted as fifth most vulnerable country after Indonesia, China, Thailand and Philippines to cyber crime in the form of malware attacks through Smartphone and portable devices.…”
Section: A Mobile Learning Securitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In particular, network layer Quality of Service (QoS) parameters, that have huge influence on the bandwidth allocation in the process of multimedia content delivery [8] are lower start up delay and reduced end-to-end delay. M-learning systems deliver an interactive environment [9], through the right tools and support, research given in [10] and [11] show that students can retain significantly more and achieve a greater level of skill and performance. In order to reach higher endurance of multimedia, this creates new challenge in the area of content management and content delivery [12].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%