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Is mobile learning accessible?

July 2, 2009 James Clay Leave a comment

Great video from TechDis.

Alistair McNaught of JISC TechDis discusses the benefits of mobile learning, and the resources available from JISC TechDis to help increase the accessibility of many mobile technologies.

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