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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Fear of technology"”.

  1. The Role of Print Media on Women Enrolment and Participation in Open and Distance Learning in Tanzania: A Case of Tabora Regional Centre of the Open University of Tanzania

    This study examined the role of print media on enhancing women enrolment and participation in Open and Distance Learning. In particular, the study focused on the importance of print media in influencing women enrolment and participation in Tabora regional centre of the Open University of Tanzania. …

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  2. Public opinion on cyber-bullying laws in Canada

    The proliferation of the Internet raises concern over the misuse and abuse of information and communication technology. A downside to the rapid adoption of hyper-connectivity is the potential danger resulting from the use of technology and the internet. The bulk of cyberbullying literature often …

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  3. mHealth literacy: characterizing people’s ability to use smartphone-based health-related applications

    … such necessary skills. The research methodology of this dissertation has two parts: a pilot study and a final study. In the pilot study, three phone interviews were conducted with three regular and skilled users of smartphone-based health-related apps (or “mHealth apps,” for short). For the final …

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  4. An investigation into the influence of information behaviour and use of ICT on the quality of life with people with disabilities

    … hinders knowledge building resulting in a lack of information for everyday life leading to further economic poverty. Nevertheless, a paradox is observed whereby people with disabilities report a higher quality of life (QOL) than anticipated. This research explores the disability paradox by …

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