Mobile Learning Applications Audit

Paul Pocatilu () and Adrian Pocovnicu ()

Informatica Economica, 2010, vol. 14, issue 1, 137-144

Abstract: While mobile learning (m-learning) applications have proven their value in educational activities, there is a need to measure their reliability, accessibility and further more their trustworthiness. Mobile devices are far more vulnerable then classic computers and present inconvenient interfaces due to their size, hardware limitations and their mobile connectivity. Mobile learning applications should be audited to determine if they should be trusted or not, while multimedia contents like automatic speech recognition (ASR) can improve their accessibility. This article will start with a brief introduction on m-learning applications, then it will present the audit process for m-learning applications, it will iterate their specific security threats, it will define the ASR process, and it will elaborate how ASR can enhance accessibility of these types of applications.

Keywords: IT Audit; Software Testing; Penetration Testing; Mobile Applications; Multimedia; Automatic Speech Recognition (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2010
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