Additionally, seven in ten (70.83%) participants preferred to use mobile devices both for autonomous work and classroom activities (Figure 13). This means that mobile devices are of great significance for language learning both in and outside the classroom, i.e., at home or on the move. Therefore, it would not be wise for teachers to sacrifice one for the sake of another by adopting only one type of activity. Moreover, it is notable that mobile devices are mostly used outside the classroom by most students for autonomous work, and that preparation for higher education coupled with skilful use of mobile devices seems to take place most often at home or on the move. In fact, these findings are supported by the findings of other studies by Telstra (2011) and Watanabe (2012) in Australian and Japanese contexts.