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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Technology self-efficacy"”.
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Examining the factors of the Technology Acceptance Model for Counselor Education graduate students in CACREP-accredited programs
As higher education continues to integrate technology, the counselor education field has evolved and recognized the importance of graduate students’ attitudes towards technology acceptance of a wide array of technology in their training programs (Burt, Gonzalez, Swank, Ascher, & Cunningham, 2011; …
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FACTORS INFLUENCING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF TECHNOLOGY IN THE MUSIC CLASSROOM
… what factors influence the implementation of technology in the music classroom. Thirty-one Kansas Music Teachers (n=31) completed a web-based survey about technology in the music classroom regarding Technology Implementation, Technology Availability, Teacher Technology Self-Efficacy, Teacher …
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Self-efficacy, the Innovation-Decision Process, and Faculty in Higher Education: Implications for Faculty Development
… higher education. Specifically, three types of self-efficacy (college teaching, teaching with technology, and general) were considered in light of demographic variables and Rogers' model of the innovation-decision process. Most significant among the findings were that women have significantly …
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Utilizing Different Instructional Formats in a Web-Based Distance Learning Program About Leisure Service Delivery
… on participants' declarative knowledge and self-efficacy were examined. The moderating role of cognitive learning style, experience with technology, technology self-efficacy, and several individual characteristic variables were also examined. Participants for the study were students from …
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Factors That Correlate with the Use of Technology in Georgia's Elementary Schools
… leadership, on Georgia elementary teachers' technology use. The researcher investigated the availability and the usage of technology in Georgia elementary public schools by teachers for delivery of instruction. The researcher also investigated school principals' support for technology use, …
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Persistence of Students in RNBS Completion Online Programs
… the program? Data were collected via a Web-based self-report questionnaire and subjected to descriptive and inferential analyses which included the use of linear regression and correlations. From a population of 3606 students from three schools of nursing who were enrolled in an RNBS completion …
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Investigation of Passengers’ Intentions to Use High-Speed Rail and Low-Cost Carriers in China
… uncertainty avoidance, access, frequency, and technology self-efficacy.</p> <p>This research used a survey method to collect data from LCC passengers in Shanghai and Shijiazhuang and from HSR passengers in Beijing and Shanghai. The total sample size was 484 for HSR and 596 for LCCs. This study …
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Examining technological factors on e-learning acceptance and learning transfer
… the significant effects of learner’s previous technology experience or anxiety, but technology self-efficacy was found to be significant. The results highlighted the importance of instructional design and e-learning system. e-Learning providers should not only ensure the reliability of the …
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Relationship of Self-Efficacy to the Stages of Concern in the Adoption of an Innovation in Higher Education
In this research, it was proposed that self-efficacy is the missing underlying psychological factor in innovation diffusion models of higher education. This is based upon research conducted in the fields of innovation-diffusion in higher education, technology adoption, self-efficacy, health and …
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New Technology in Education as Viewed through the Utopic and Dystopic Worlds of Science Fiction
The use of educational technology has become a focus of reform efforts designed to enrich student learning. Proponents of technology view it as the panacea of education while others ask us to question this myth-information. Throughout America, school districts are designating millions of dollars …
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HOW TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT GUIDES INSTRUCTIONAL PRACTICE
<p>Technology integration for today’s classroom has been characterized as insufficient for today’s global society. Teachers need better training programs or professional development specifically focusing on integrating technology into instructional practice. This study examined the technology …
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Integration of Language Learning Strategies and Self-efficacy Enhancing Strategies for Second Language Acquisition: A Design and Development Study
… study was conducted to identify combinations of self-efficacy enhancing strategies and language learning strategies and to align them with Gagne's Nine Events of Instruction (1985). If worked together, these combinations can be used by educators to encourage students studying abroad to acquire …
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Can technology assist the disadvantaged student? : a case study at University of Limpopo
… be attributed to ICT use. While the role of technology was clearly found to be of vital importance, its impact on academic performance was manifested only when ICT use is encouraged through academic programs. The mere use of ICTs or the length of student experience with ICTs did not show a …
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Evaluating Sixth Graders' Self-Efficacy in Response to the Use of Educational Technology
… When students can utilize the same type of technology inside and outside of school, their self-efficacy may increase. Hypothetically, even within an academic setting, a sixth grader's self-efficacy will subconsciously elevate with these familiar tools. This mixed methods study evaluated the …