Teachers' Attitudes toward Technology: Considerations for Designing Preservice and Practicing Teacher Instruction

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Main Author: Banas, Jennifer R.
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Published: 2010
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contents Teachers' Attitudes toward Technology: Considerations for Designing Preservice and Practicing Teacher Instruction Banas, Jennifer R. Technology Integration Educational Technology Pedagogical Content Knowledge Teacher Attitudes Computer Attitudes Library Instruction Technology Education Teacher Education Programs Barriers Performance Factors Assignments Content Analysis To best design technological pedagogical content knowledge (TPCK) related instruction for preservice teachers or for practicing teachers, community college librarians must have an accurate assessment of their audience's attitudes towards technology. A summary, analysis, and excerpts from 225 student responses to a course reflection regarding attitude toward technology are shared. The course, Learning with Technology, was a required course in an online master in education degree program. Students were practicing teachers or certified education professionals. Results indicated the majority, 52%, had positive feelings about and were integrating technology into instruction, 28% had positive feelings but cited obstacles to integration, 13% were fully integrating technology, and 7% were not integrating technology at all. Common obstacles to technology integration included knowledge/skills, confidence, access, and time. Based on the findings, implications of and suggestions for the design of TPCK related instruction are shared. (Contains 2 figures.)
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spellingShingle Teachers' Attitudes toward Technology: Considerations for Designing Preservice and Practicing Teacher Instruction
Banas, Jennifer R.
Technology Integration
Educational Technology
Pedagogical Content Knowledge
Teacher Attitudes
Computer Attitudes
Library Instruction
Technology Education
Teacher Education Programs
Barriers
Performance Factors
Assignments
Content Analysis
Teachers' Attitudes toward Technology: Considerations for Designing Preservice and Practicing Teacher Instruction Banas, Jennifer R. Technology Integration Educational Technology Pedagogical Content Knowledge Teacher Attitudes Computer Attitudes Library Instruction Technology Education Teacher Education Programs Barriers Performance Factors Assignments Content Analysis To best design technological pedagogical content knowledge (TPCK) related instruction for preservice teachers or for practicing teachers, community college librarians must have an accurate assessment of their audience's attitudes towards technology. A summary, analysis, and excerpts from 225 student responses to a course reflection regarding attitude toward technology are shared. The course, Learning with Technology, was a required course in an online master in education degree program. Students were practicing teachers or certified education professionals. Results indicated the majority, 52%, had positive feelings about and were integrating technology into instruction, 28% had positive feelings but cited obstacles to integration, 13% were fully integrating technology, and 7% were not integrating technology at all. Common obstacles to technology integration included knowledge/skills, confidence, access, and time. Based on the findings, implications of and suggestions for the design of TPCK related instruction are shared. (Contains 2 figures.)
title Teachers' Attitudes toward Technology: Considerations for Designing Preservice and Practicing Teacher Instruction
topic Technology Integration
Educational Technology
Pedagogical Content Knowledge
Teacher Attitudes
Computer Attitudes
Library Instruction
Technology Education
Teacher Education Programs
Barriers
Performance Factors
Assignments
Content Analysis
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