The authors who have contributed to this book are researchers, developers and practitioners in both educational and commercial organisations from a number of different countries. They all have in common an interest in the new and quickly evolving field of mobile learning.
The papers are based on presentations given at a very successful and enjoyable international conference, MLEARN 2003, which was hosted in London in May 2003 by the Learning and Skills Development Agency (LSDA). The conference was organised by LSDA, as the coordinating partner of the m-learning project, in collaboration with our sister project MOBIlearn. Some of the papers detail the findings of mobile learning projects, some are based on desk research and the authors’ attempts to identify and further develop theory relevant to mobile learning, and some report work in progress. Work in progress includes both research and the development of mobile learning materials and systems.

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