Real-time mobile learning using mobile live video streaming
Moumita Majumder, Debarshita Biswas · 2012
Mobile learning, also known as m-learning, is a convenient, means of delivering informational content to learners using current mobile technology devices. Nowadays, most of the learners have a smart phone that support video as well as have fast internet connection. They are using native content as well as web content for learning purpose. These learning experiences can be made more efficient by providing a facility to access real time video lectures via mobile computing devices. This paper proposes a mobile learning system that enables live video streaming into users' mobile phone. The prototype includes real time virtual classroom architecture through which learners can access live video of classroom lectures or access recorded video using streaming technology. Present worker did not adopt client-server architecture rather chose agent based architecture as agent can make learning successful even when a user is on roaming and if disconnected from the network can resume their learning from the point of disconnection.