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Hauptverfasser: Gross, Melissa, Latham, Don
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 2011
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Online-Zugang:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ931259
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contents Experiences with and Perceptions of Information: A Phenomenographic Study of First-Year College Students Gross, Melissa Latham, Don Assignments College Students Computer Assisted Instruction Objective Tests Information Seeking Information Literacy Information Skills Higher Education College Freshmen Interviews Internet Academic Achievement Evaluation Web Sites Computer Uses in Education This investigation examines experiences with and perceptions of information reported by first-year college students whose level of information literacy skill is known. Participants were identified as having either proficient or below-proficient information literacy skills based on an objective test of their abilities. Interviews were performed outside of a classroom or library context and were equally interested in imposed (school assignments) and self-generated (personal) information seeking. The study uses a phenomenographic approach to collect, categorize, and analyze transcripts from seventy-seven interviews. The resulting categories of description illustrate how conceptions of information mask and minimize the need for individuals to attain information literacy skills, the primacy of the Internet and people as information resources, limited interest in information quality, and differences in experience with and perceptions of information when imposed and self-generated contexts are compared. (Contains 1 figure, 2 tables, and 5 footnotes.)
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spellingShingle Experiences with and Perceptions of Information: A Phenomenographic Study of First-Year College Students
Gross, Melissa
Latham, Don
Assignments
College Students
Computer Assisted Instruction
Objective Tests
Information Seeking
Information Literacy
Information Skills
Higher Education
College Freshmen
Interviews
Internet
Academic Achievement
Evaluation
Web Sites
Computer Uses in Education
Experiences with and Perceptions of Information: A Phenomenographic Study of First-Year College Students Gross, Melissa Latham, Don Assignments College Students Computer Assisted Instruction Objective Tests Information Seeking Information Literacy Information Skills Higher Education College Freshmen Interviews Internet Academic Achievement Evaluation Web Sites Computer Uses in Education This investigation examines experiences with and perceptions of information reported by first-year college students whose level of information literacy skill is known. Participants were identified as having either proficient or below-proficient information literacy skills based on an objective test of their abilities. Interviews were performed outside of a classroom or library context and were equally interested in imposed (school assignments) and self-generated (personal) information seeking. The study uses a phenomenographic approach to collect, categorize, and analyze transcripts from seventy-seven interviews. The resulting categories of description illustrate how conceptions of information mask and minimize the need for individuals to attain information literacy skills, the primacy of the Internet and people as information resources, limited interest in information quality, and differences in experience with and perceptions of information when imposed and self-generated contexts are compared. (Contains 1 figure, 2 tables, and 5 footnotes.)
title Experiences with and Perceptions of Information: A Phenomenographic Study of First-Year College Students
topic Assignments
College Students
Computer Assisted Instruction
Objective Tests
Information Seeking
Information Literacy
Information Skills
Higher Education
College Freshmen
Interviews
Internet
Academic Achievement
Evaluation
Web Sites
Computer Uses in Education
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ931259