Adults Learning To Use the Internet: A Longitudinal Study of Attitudes and Other Factors Associated with Intended Internet Use.

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Autori principali: Klobas, Jane E., Clyde, Laurel A.
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 2000
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author Klobas, Jane E.
Clyde, Laurel A.
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Clyde, Laurel A.
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Clyde, Laurel A.
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contents Adults Learning To Use the Internet: A Longitudinal Study of Attitudes and Other Factors Associated with Intended Internet Use. Klobas, Jane E. Clyde, Laurel A. Adult Students Computer Attitudes Computer Uses in Education Foreign Countries Internet Longitudinal Studies Models Social Influences This longitudinal study investigated the reasons that adult learners in Iceland gave for wanting to learn about the Internet, and their attitudes. Describes three research stages: identification of an analytical framework; testing of a behavioral intention model; and use of the model to identify attitudes, social influences, perceived control, and changes. (Contains 26 references.) (Author/LRW)
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spellingShingle Adults Learning To Use the Internet: A Longitudinal Study of Attitudes and Other Factors Associated with Intended Internet Use.
Klobas, Jane E.
Clyde, Laurel A.
Adult Students
Computer Attitudes
Computer Uses in Education
Foreign Countries
Internet
Longitudinal Studies
Models
Social Influences
Adults Learning To Use the Internet: A Longitudinal Study of Attitudes and Other Factors Associated with Intended Internet Use. Klobas, Jane E. Clyde, Laurel A. Adult Students Computer Attitudes Computer Uses in Education Foreign Countries Internet Longitudinal Studies Models Social Influences This longitudinal study investigated the reasons that adult learners in Iceland gave for wanting to learn about the Internet, and their attitudes. Describes three research stages: identification of an analytical framework; testing of a behavioral intention model; and use of the model to identify attitudes, social influences, perceived control, and changes. (Contains 26 references.) (Author/LRW)
title Adults Learning To Use the Internet: A Longitudinal Study of Attitudes and Other Factors Associated with Intended Internet Use.
topic Adult Students
Computer Attitudes
Computer Uses in Education
Foreign Countries
Internet
Longitudinal Studies
Models
Social Influences
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ611602