(Source: UNESCO - United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) A mobile device is often one of the few possessions taken by people forced to leave their homes, and in many instances displaced people have access to a smartphone. Increasingly, mobile technology can provide a lifeline to education binging learning to people where they are, preparing them for work, easing their integration into new communities, firing their imaginations, building resilience and illuminating routes from an uncertain present to more promising futures. This year's Mobile Learning Week, to be held from 20-24 March, 2017 at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, will explore how technology can help meet...
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