Integrating mobile and ubiquitous computing in a smart classroom to increase learning effectiveness

Learning has matured from a tethered delivery strategy offered through mail into a delivery strategy mediated by electronic devices (E-Learning) [4], and now we witness a robust mobile learning strategy delivered wirelessly to students in a smart classroom. Technology has afforded these students the opportunity to interact with classmates and educators anytime, and anywhere. In this paper we propose an approach to design a smart classroom integrating well-established (in our present society life) different mobile and pervasive technologies that facilitate the access to the multimedia content of the course. This vision of this work is to use this technology in question to supplement the face to face learning in order that the instructor delivers his knowledge in an efficient manner. In this work we illustrate different tasks involved in our smart learning environment and show how these are tackled efficiently like educator/student attendance and the interaction between the educator, the students and the different artifact of the smart classroom.