When asked about their opinions on the use of mobile devices for autonomous work, a great majority of the participants reported that they used e-mail and voice recorders more frequently than the others. As also indicated in Table 1, more than three in ten participants were found to be using PowerPoint presentations in the class, while two in ten preferred to use dictionaries for language learning. These findings are in line with those of another study by Corbeil and Valdes-Corbeil (2007) who found that 98% of the students and 100% of the faculty members were using e-mails. This suggests that ELT departments can provide content and information for students in easily accessible formats via using smartphones, laptops or tablet computers. The results further revealed that more than half (54.86%) of the prospective English teachers used mobile devices during lessons as well as for doing their assignments on daily basis, while 45.14% were more likely to use mobile devices a few times per week. Table 1. Mobile tools usage for autonomous work and learning in the classroom