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Mobl21 CEO Panelist today at SIIA Edtech
Sesh Kumar, CEO Emantras & visionary behind award-winning m-learning product Mobl21, is a panelist on the Hot Topic of Mobile Learning at today’s SIIA Edtech Industry Summit.
HOT TOPIC: Mobile Learning
With the advent of Smartphones, iPads, Notebooks and Tablets, you are likely developing for the mobile app market – or moving your successful software product to a mobile device.
How will you make decisions around the different devices, form factors, operating systems and service providers? Will your mobile application grow student achievement, engagement, and 21st century skills, and extend learning beyond the physical confines of the classroom? And, are there metrics to evaluate the effectiveness of mobile learning?
