In a study conducted by an American software company, 78% Indian teachers support the idea of incorporating mobile technology in the education system. Titled 'Transforming education with mobile and digital technology', the survey was conducted among primary, secondary and high school teachers in 13 countries in the Asia-Pacific Region (APAC). India constituted 22% of the study sample.
According to the survey, 78% of Indian educators felt that the increase use of mobile devices will have a positive effect on the students. While 83% felt that accessibility to digital facilities while making lesson plans will help students comprehend information and concepts better. Among the other findings, 86% felt that institutions need to be equipped with better infrastructure to use the digital facilities.
The main aim of the study by Adobe was to assess the state and importance of mobile technology in classrooms.
Source | http://www.adobe-eduforum.com
According to the survey, 78% of Indian educators felt that the increase use of mobile devices will have a positive effect on the students. While 83% felt that accessibility to digital facilities while making lesson plans will help students comprehend information and concepts better. Among the other findings, 86% felt that institutions need to be equipped with better infrastructure to use the digital facilities.
The main aim of the study by Adobe was to assess the state and importance of mobile technology in classrooms.
Source | http://www.adobe-eduforum.com
| Transforming Education with Mobile and Digital Technology.pdf |
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