Designed for mobile devices, GoClass is an app and a corresponding web-site where faculty design presentations, explanations, and student interactivity.  GoClass allows faculty to connect with their students like never before, customize and fine-tune lessons on the fly, engage students in real time, and continually check for student understanding—all while presenting in the classroom.  Students can also take GoClass with them outside the classroom and continue to learn and return to classroom work wherever and whenever they want, all under the control of faculty preference.  GoClass also integrates with eLearn.

Mobile learning focuses on faculty and students engaging in new ways of teaching, learning, creating, connecting, and communicating.

The Mobile Learning Fellows program encourages faculty to explore methods of engaging students and increasing active student involvement using mobile devices and emerging technologies. Faculty interested in becoming a WSCC Mobile Fellow submit a proposal. The proposals are evaluated using the Criteria for Analysis for Proposals by a Fellows Committee composed of members appointed by the Mobilization Subcommittee. Two exemplary proposals are selected each year. After the proposals are selected, the Mobile Fellows carry out the plan indicated in their proposal during the following academic year. The Mobilization Subcommittee proudly congratulates the faculty selected for the Fellows program for 2013:

Matthew Smith

Instructor, the Natural Science Division

Mobile Learning Fellows Proposal for Matthew Smith        

Darlene Smith

Associate Professor in the Behavioral Social Science Division

Mobile Learning Fellows Proposal for Darlene Smith

Support for Mobile Fellows

In addition to a stipend to reward their work, the Mobile Fellows are supported as they present the results of their work at conferences, conduct workshops, travel to other campuses, and serve as a resource to WSCC faculty interested in the pedagogy of mobile learning.

Let's make a deal. We give you free software and apps and you tell us how it enhancedd your classroom. Start by reading the "Learn How to Get Free Software and Apps" document below.