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Showing 1 to 20 of 113 for “"Computer Use"”.

  1. Computer Use in the Scientific Office

    <p>Over the past two decades computers in research and development organizations have become a complex and integral part of the work process. Yet to date only a handful of systematic investigations have addressed issues involving scientists' or other professionals' use of computers, and very little …

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  2. Computer Use in Teaching and Research

    Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-10T23:01:39Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 7405577.pdf: 5058839 bytes, checksum: 73d0ee4ff1554b445188711754870f30 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1973

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  3. Effects of computer use on the writing process

    … study was to determine whether the addition of computerized software into the writing process would aid students in making significantly more revisions at the macrostructure level of writing than would be made by those using traditional methods. In contrast to earlier research, the present study …

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  4. Impacts of computer use upon primary classroom routines

    … some of the difficulties of integrating a single computer into the curriculum of the primary classroom. It described, from the point of view of primary teachers, the nature and range of unanticipated impacts of computer use on classroom routines (both management and instructional routines) and on …

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  5. Computer use and integration of middle school teachers

    … it be that teachers who have high integration of computer use have different identifiable characteristics than teachers that have a low integration of computer use?</p> <p>A data collection instrument was developed and distributed to 56 teachers at Landis Intermediate School in Vineland, New …

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  6. Computer use and integration of elementary school teachers

    … it be that teachers who have high frequency of computer use in the classroom have recognizable characteristics than teachers who have a low frequency of computer use in the classroom?</p> <p>A data collection instrument was develop and distributed to 23 classroom teachers at H. B. Wilson …

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  7. Computer use in preschool: effects on social interactions

    … of this thesis was to examine the impact of computers on the social behavior of preschoolers, specifically, (a) to study the frequency and level of peer interactions in the computer center, (b) compare these to interactions when the computer center was not available, and (c) investigate …

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  8. Personal computer use at Navy Field Activities: a productivity study

    … developed in a previous SACONS study, is used to analyze the strength of SACONS software. The results of this study were confounded by external events that adversely affected our results. Only the quality of work measure (Procurement Action Lead Time), which was reduced by 13 percent, …

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  9. Ghost at the machine : Internet addiction and compulsive computer use

    Technology use-particularly the use of the Internet-is a pervasive component of modem society. The Internet has changed the way we work and the way we play, creating new possibilities for self expression and communication. But it also enables (and possibly encourages) compulsive behavior. Internet …

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  10. Factors Related to Computer Use by Teachers in Classroom Instruction

    … extent to which the following factors predict computer use by teachers in classroom instruction: attitudes of teachers toward computers in the classroom, access by teachers and students to computers, training of teachers in computer use, support of teachers in their use of computers, age of the …

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  11. A case study of computer use in architecture at V.P.I.

    The use of the computer as it could relate to architecture was examined. The use was limited for the purposes of this thesis to graphic capabilities of the computer. The method used to implement this case study was to establish a design project. The project was then used as a catalyst for adapting …

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  12. Current and Future Trends in Computer Use in Elementary School Settings

    The study examined current and future trends in computer use in elementary school settings. A survey instrument was developed and validated for distribution to a random sample of 200 technology coordinators in the public school districts in the state of Texas from whom 95 responses were received. …

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  13. Attitudes Toward Computer Use and Gender Differences Among Kuwaiti Sixth-Grade Students

    Because computer use become more and more important in the educational environment, the attitudes of students toward computer may play an important role in their learning success. This study investigated the attitudes toward computers and gender differences of sixth-grade Kuwaiti students and …

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  14. Academic and Social Integration by Level of Computer Use, Race, and Gender

    … that college students are spending more time on computers (Bugeja, 2006; Fallows, 2005; Gemmill & Peterson, 2006; Hawkins & Paris, 1997; Jones, 2002; Jones, 2003; Messineo & DeOllos, 2005; Rainie, Kaleoff, & Hess, 2002; Reisberg, 2000) though women and minority students still lag behind their …

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  15. The relationship between models of student laptop computer use and teacher instructional behavior

    … between four models of student laptop computer use and three components of teacher instructional behavior: planning, implementation of instruction, and evaluation of instruction. The four models of use: full access, dispersed, class set, and mixed, represented the numerous ways teachers …

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  16. Facilitating and Limiting Factors in Job-Related Computer Use of Illinois Community College Personnel

    Recent advances in computer technology have brought the capabilities of sophisticated computer systems within the reach of virtually every educational agency. But while the computers have become readily attainable, the skills necessary to use them have not kept pace. This study attempts to clarify …

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  17. Explaining the technological gender gap: self-efficacy, utilitarian attitudes, and computer use among college students

    … to explore the relationships among gender, computer self-efficacy, utilitarian attitudes toward computers, and computer use by college students. The analysis includes comparisons of male and female college students at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University on computer use, on …

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