Methodology for developing educational applications in smartphones for general and university education students

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Authors: Omar Husain Al-Tarawneh, Abdullah Al-Majed, Mejhem Alarawneh, Lial Raja Alzabin, Wala'a Al-Omari, Tamara Baker Jber
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Abstract

The rapid advancement in mobile technology has made educational smartphone applications an integral part of the learning process for both general and university education students. The study aims to develop a comprehensive methodology for creating educational smartphone applications tailored to enhance the learning experience of diverse student populations. The methodology integrates stages like needs analysis, design and planning, development, deployment, and continuous improvement. It includes a detailed SWOT analysis to guide the development process strategically. The research found that educational apps can significantly enhance learning outcomes, but their effectiveness varies based on app design, user engagement, and educational content. Challenges such as technological accessibility and content relevance were identified. The study concludes with a framework to guide developers, educators, and stakeholders in creating compelling, engaging, and inclusive educational applications. It highlights the potential of smartphone apps as powerful educational tools and suggests strategies to leverage technology to enrich education.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Mobile Learning in Education Mobile and Web Applications Multimedia Learning Systems

Publication details

Journal / source
AIP conference proceedings
Volume
3406
Pages
020031–020031
Publication date
1 January 2026
Language
EN