The incorporation of mobile learning methods (iLearning) into human anatomy and physiology classrooms has been debated with regard to its effectiveness in higher education. This study aimed to understand how iLearning affects college-aged students’ perception of learning and engagement in an introductory human anatomy and physiology course using a survey established by Rossing and coworkers (2012). Perceived learning was not significantly different from start to end of the semester while perceived engagement was significantly different in a negative direction. Mean scores were high for both dimensions at both time points which may have diminished meaningful interpretation. Nevertheless, the present study demonstrates that iLearning can be successfully implemented into higher education classroom settings while maintaining traditional classroom teaching and learning techniques.
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