Gender Differences in Attitudes toward Using Computers in Libraries: An Exploratory Study.

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Main Author: Jacobson, Frances F.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1991
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contents Gender Differences in Attitudes toward Using Computers in Libraries: An Exploratory Study. Jacobson, Frances F. College Bound Students Computer Literacy High School Seniors High Schools Information Seeking Learning Resources Centers Library Automation Library Research Library Skills Pretests Posttests Research Needs School Libraries Sex Differences Student Attitudes Use Studies Users (Information) Discussion of the gender gap in computer-related activities focuses on a study of high school seniors that examined sex differences in library anxiety, computer anxiety, and anxiety in using computers for library research. The relationship between library anxiety and computer anxiety is explored, and further research is suggested. (21 references) (LRW)
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spellingShingle Gender Differences in Attitudes toward Using Computers in Libraries: An Exploratory Study.
Jacobson, Frances F.
College Bound Students
Computer Literacy
High School Seniors
High Schools
Information Seeking
Learning Resources Centers
Library Automation
Library Research
Library Skills
Pretests Posttests
Research Needs
School Libraries
Sex Differences
Student Attitudes
Use Studies
Users (Information)
Gender Differences in Attitudes toward Using Computers in Libraries: An Exploratory Study. Jacobson, Frances F. College Bound Students Computer Literacy High School Seniors High Schools Information Seeking Learning Resources Centers Library Automation Library Research Library Skills Pretests Posttests Research Needs School Libraries Sex Differences Student Attitudes Use Studies Users (Information) Discussion of the gender gap in computer-related activities focuses on a study of high school seniors that examined sex differences in library anxiety, computer anxiety, and anxiety in using computers for library research. The relationship between library anxiety and computer anxiety is explored, and further research is suggested. (21 references) (LRW)
title Gender Differences in Attitudes toward Using Computers in Libraries: An Exploratory Study.
topic College Bound Students
Computer Literacy
High School Seniors
High Schools
Information Seeking
Learning Resources Centers
Library Automation
Library Research
Library Skills
Pretests Posttests
Research Needs
School Libraries
Sex Differences
Student Attitudes
Use Studies
Users (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ441769