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The role of
Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) in enhancing the
performance and user experience of mobile learning
platforms is unarguably significant. Given the
increasing use of smartphones and tablets in the
classroom, it is a big challenge to design interfaces
that are easy to use and engaging. This paper explores
the application of HCI principles such as usability,
user-centered design, and flexibility to meet the needs
of various learners. Cognitive load, accessibility, and
personalization are some of the factors considered to
identify ways to improve learning outcomes. The paper
also looks at some of the technologies that have the
potential to transform mobile learning in the future and
they include; augmented reality, artificial
intelligence, and adaptive learning systems. It is also
important to collaborate between developers, designers,
and educators in developing effective mobile learning
environments. As such, discussing HCI design problems,
this paper analyzes Udemy, a mobile learning platform,
to discover the challenges for the current and future
design. The findings show how mobile learning based on
HCI principles can break through barriers and create a
more inclusive and engaging learning experience. |
