Students Often Use Smartphones to Learn

CALIFORNIA -A recent study of the site revealed that students, StudyBlue has now often use Smartphones as a means to find lesson materials. They could spend time around 40 minutes each week.

It is a combined table of around one million users during StudyBlue fall semester 2011. Students typically use Smartphones to learn when they are on the way to or home school. Approximately half the students who use the application to access the StudyBlue learning when they want to sleep, even when wake-up.

In addition, as much as 19 percent of the students who use Smartphones as a means to learn to use them as they were in the bathroom and 17 percent more when doing sports activities. Such as Yahoo News, quoted Sunday (4/12/2011).

Although the study did not find the results of an increase in value at the time of learning gain using a smartphone, but students are making mobile phones as a means of his three times more likely to find out the value of the exam and school assignments.

The study also found that students who learn to use smartphone tend to learn in the morning till 08.00 o'clock curfew ever since and they learned before carrying out the test. While 40 percent of students using cell phone functions in General when they rest of learning.

Student activity when not using mobile phones as a learning tool is spending time SMS to your friends and family, open the e-mail, browsing the internet, make phone calls, check their social networking, and listening to music.

Seeing the success of educating students through learning applications on mobile phones make StudyBlue intend to release it a tablet version. This time the aim is not only students, but also support student learning using the tablet.