Attitudes of teachers towards information technology in education in four secondary schools in Dungun Terengganu / Zamri Zakaria

New technologies have infiltrated workplaces, homes and very soon schools as well. Computers, CD-ROM drives, digital videodisc players, modems and scanners will be available in every school in the near future just like televisions, radio cassette players and overhead transparency projectors are at t...

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Published: 2002
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spelling my.uitm.ir.416162021-02-11T05:42:07Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/41616/ Attitudes of teachers towards information technology in education in four secondary schools in Dungun Terengganu / Zamri Zakaria Zakaria, Zamri Teaching (Principles and practice) Educational technology Learning. Learning strategies Creative ability. Imagination. Creative thinking. Concept learning. Constructivism (Education) Higher Education New technologies have infiltrated workplaces, homes and very soon schools as well. Computers, CD-ROM drives, digital videodisc players, modems and scanners will be available in every school in the near future just like televisions, radio cassette players and overhead transparency projectors are at the moment. The new technologies together with sophisticated interactive and participative multimedia software will require a radical change in the approach to teaching and learning in classrooms. The change in the role of teachers in these technology-rich classrooms will have an enormous impact on them. The purpose of this study is to investigate how teachers will respond and react to the impending introduction of information technology to schools. Specifically, it aims to uncover their attitudes towards the educational use of this technology. Another important aspect of the study is to identify factors which affect their attitudes. A positive attitude on the part of teachers is crucial if any change is to be successfully accomplished. The outcomes of the study show that teachers have very favourable disposition towards the new technology. The study also shows that there is no significant difference in attitudes of male and female; new and experienced; and science and non-science teachers. However, a significant difference exists between teachers who are younger and older; non-graduates and graduates; and who own and who do not own computers. Computer experience in college or university also contributes towards a difference in attitudes. No such difference is observed among teachers who have and who have no computer experience in schools; and also who have and who have not attended any computer course. 2002 Student Project NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/41616/1/41616.pdf Zakaria, Zamri (2002) Attitudes of teachers towards information technology in education in four secondary schools in Dungun Terengganu / Zamri Zakaria. [Student Project] (Unpublished)
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topic Teaching (Principles and practice)
Educational technology
Learning. Learning strategies
Creative ability. Imagination. Creative thinking. Concept learning. Constructivism (Education)
Higher Education
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Educational technology
Learning. Learning strategies
Creative ability. Imagination. Creative thinking. Concept learning. Constructivism (Education)
Higher Education
Zakaria, Zamri
Attitudes of teachers towards information technology in education in four secondary schools in Dungun Terengganu / Zamri Zakaria
description New technologies have infiltrated workplaces, homes and very soon schools as well. Computers, CD-ROM drives, digital videodisc players, modems and scanners will be available in every school in the near future just like televisions, radio cassette players and overhead transparency projectors are at the moment. The new technologies together with sophisticated interactive and participative multimedia software will require a radical change in the approach to teaching and learning in classrooms. The change in the role of teachers in these technology-rich classrooms will have an enormous impact on them. The purpose of this study is to investigate how teachers will respond and react to the impending introduction of information technology to schools. Specifically, it aims to uncover their attitudes towards the educational use of this technology. Another important aspect of the study is to identify factors which affect their attitudes. A positive attitude on the part of teachers is crucial if any change is to be successfully accomplished. The outcomes of the study show that teachers have very favourable disposition towards the new technology. The study also shows that there is no significant difference in attitudes of male and female; new and experienced; and science and non-science teachers. However, a significant difference exists between teachers who are younger and older; non-graduates and graduates; and who own and who do not own computers. Computer experience in college or university also contributes towards a difference in attitudes. No such difference is observed among teachers who have and who have no computer experience in schools; and also who have and who have not attended any computer course.
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title_short Attitudes of teachers towards information technology in education in four secondary schools in Dungun Terengganu / Zamri Zakaria
title_full Attitudes of teachers towards information technology in education in four secondary schools in Dungun Terengganu / Zamri Zakaria
title_fullStr Attitudes of teachers towards information technology in education in four secondary schools in Dungun Terengganu / Zamri Zakaria
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