Week1: Mobile Learning Technology Design for the Underserved.

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It was the first day of this class. Frankly, I was extremely nervous about attending classes. There were few students who have different backgrounds such as race, personality and major. I definitely believe that these will be helpful to us understand better what we'll learn in class and experience various points of view. People are living without basic needs over the world, but we don't know that and even don't want to know the truth. However, this is time to know and think about sustainable ways to help less fortunate people in other areas. I strongly agree with Paul's view that mobile technology will be the effective way to help them learn. Only problem is to offer consistent electricity to run mobile devices. Moreover, we should focus on contextualized issues on developing educational model as Paul says. Now, I'm ready to learn everything from Paul. Thanks.

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