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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Information Technology Use"”.
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A strategic analysis of international airline competition, information technology use in the industry and American Airlines, 1980-1990
Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan School of Management, 1991.
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Errors and adverse consequences as a result of information technology use in healthcare : an integrated review of the literature
Health Information Technology (HIT) has become an integral component of healthcare today. The HITECH Act (2009) and Meaningful Use objectives stand to bring wide-sweeping adoption and implementations of HIT in small, medium and large sized healthcare organizations across the country. Though recent …
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Information Technology and Student Engagement
This study examines the effects of information technology use on overall student engagement. The independent variables examined include age, ethnicity, gender, transfer status and parent’s education. It is hypothesized that younger, traditional students have a higher level of information technology …
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A spatial structuring approach to IT use and workplace change : what's space got to do with it?
This dissertation uses the disparate spatial practices of radiologists and outpatient physicians to frame a study of the relationship between space, information technology use and workplace change, with a particular focus on relationships of control. Drawing from diverse urban, organization and …
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What do healthcare providers think of patients who use the Internet?: An exploratory study
The Internet is a technology that is influencing multiple human factors (i.e. cognitive and social). Adults who seek information on the Internet about their health conditions are becoming more common. Providers have been wary of patient information searches, fearing that, at worst, conflicting …
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Cognitive Playfulness, Innovativeness, and Belief of Essentialness: Characteristics of Educators who have the Ability to Make Enduring Changes in the Integration of Technology into the Classroom Environment.
… make an enduring change in pedagogy based on the use of technology in the curriculum within their assigned classroom settings. The study utilized teachers from 33 school districts and one private school in Texas who were first-year participants in the Intel® Teach to the Future program. The …
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Factors Related to Information Technology Implementation in the Malaysian Ministry of Education Polytechnics
… of this study was to examine factors related to information technology (IT) implementation in the curriculum. The focus was on Malaysian Ministry of Education Polytechnic (MoEP) faculty members' attitudes toward IT, as well as IT availability and IT use in teaching. The response rate from the 332 …
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Implementing Technology in a Fifth Grade Classroom: School and Home Perspectives
… the effects of widespread availability of information technology in a fifth grade classroom using a constructivist paradigm. The same computer configuration that students used in the classroom was provided for them at home, along with an Internet dial-up connection. The technology was used …