The results of the validation process indicates that the pre-service teachers were also able to prepare and create dynamic media to support their lessons for example; screen capture, video clips, still images, audio clips, to mention a view. In the same vein, they were able to break a large content into smaller, interesting and engaging units of content. Also, creating and identifying appropriate media to capture and explain the content of the lesson in order to present the lesson content in a sequential manner. They were to develop engaging activities and tasks for the students so the learner would be actively involved in the learning process. They also provide scaffold and ongoing support to prompt and motivate the students to learn better and enhance their analytical skills. They were able to select appropriate features on the mobile phones to prepare their lessons. They were also able to validate learning experience by designing evaluation procedures for mobile instruction which include the design of rubric for evaluating the students, explain how grades are averaged, and provision of criteria for evaluation. They however recommend that there must be training for all pre-service teachers on the use of the MLLP template. They also commented that it should be included in the curriculum; there must be constant practice and Workshop seminars. Also stating that the MLLP is a useful, innovative, cost effective and less stressful medium of preparing for mobile instruction and it should be made mandatory for schools to use it. Lastly, school