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== Collaborating in discussion boards on a mobile device ==

[[Discussion board]]s provide the ability for students to collaborate with others and build knowledge collectively. Although students may use personal computers to participate in discussion boards, computer-based discussions do not offer frequent, integrated access to learning applications anytime, and anywhere.<ref>[[Woei-Yann Pauchy Hwang|W. Y Hwang]]; J. H Su; J. L Hsu; H. J Huang (2010). A study on ubiquitous computer supported collaborative learning with hybrid mobile discussion forum. IJMLO - International Journal of Mobile Learning and Organisation, Volume 4, p.&nbsp;98 - 112.</ref> [[Mobile device]]s help students to keep up-to-date with the current discussions and eliminate the accumulation of unread messages.<ref>Mac Callum, K. (2008). Mobile technology in collaboration: evaluation of a web-based discussion board. IJMLO - International Journal of Mobile Learning and Organisation, Volume 2, p.&nbsp;318 - 328.</ref> Mobile use of discussion boards promotes collaborative learning by making it easier for students to interact with each other.

== Mobile blogging and collaborative learning ==