Table 2 encourages the designers to ask the following questions as they reflect on these new modes of educational delivery: “What does this new mobile technology bring to learning?” One of the most significant answers to this question is: “New technologies allow us to develop full digital records of our lives and experiences” Beale (2007).Laouris and Eteokleous (2005) highlight the changes that one can expect to occur in consumers of higher education
when “tomorrow's learners will have access to a dynamically changing repertoire of devices and services that will differ in speed, processing power, monitoring (and other outputs) characteristics. As our engagement with technology changes with time, mobile learning becomes a function not only of time, but also of the momentarily available and dynamically changing technology” Laouris and Eteokleous (2005).