Society for the Social Study of Mobile Communications


The Society for the Social Study of Mobile Communication (SSSMC) is intended to facilitate the international advancement of cross-disciplinary mobile communication studies. It is intended to serve as a resource and to support a network of scholarly research as to the social consequences of mobile communication.




Wednesday, January 1, 2003

Mobile Learning

Mobile Learning
Essays on Philosophy, Psychology and Education

Herausgegeben von Kristóf Nyíri

Reihe Passagen Philosophie
The potential of mobile communication for enhancing collaborative learning, and generally the changing nature of knowledge in the network age, make it inevitable that old philosophical problems become formulated in a new light. The problem of the unity of knowledge becomes once again a topical issue. Mobile learning – situationdependent knowledge – by its nature transcends disciplines. Its elements are linked to each other not just by texts, but also by diagrams, pictures, and maps. Many scientific activities today, too, are associated primarily not with printed texts, but with large multimedia databases. The problems of database integration and of multimedia search become central questions of the epistemology of the 21st century.

Citation:

Nyíri, K. (Ed.) (2003). Mobile learning: Essays on philosophy, psychology and education. Vienna: Passagen Verlag.