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Effect of a Web-Based Project on Preservice and Inservice Teachers’ Attitude toward Computers and Their Technology Skills
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2003
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Pre-service Teacher EducationTeacher EducationTechnology Teacher EducationTheir Technology SkillsTechnology SkillsOnline TeachingSingle ProjectEducationTeacher AttitudesProject-based LearningComputer-based EducationTechnologyWeb-based ProjectInstructional TechnologyTechnology IntegrationElementary EducationDigital Learning
AbstractThis study examined the effectiveness of a Web-based project in improving preservice and inservice teachers’ attitude toward computers and their technology skills. Thirty-one preservice and inservice students who were enrolled in a Special Education course participated in the study and completed pre and post surveys assessing their attitude toward computers and their proficiency in using technology. Results indicated that there was a significant improvement in students’ attitude toward computers and their technology skills after completing the Web-based project. Student feedback provided after completing the project provides further insights about why attitudes changed. The findings of this study suggest that a single project can be effective in improving attitudes toward technology and building skills, if it is meaningful and useful.
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