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Autor principal: Hughes, Hilary
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Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 2005
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contents Actions and Reactions: Exploring International Students' Use of Online Information Resources Hughes, Hilary Information Literacy Independent Study Foreign Countries Limited English Speaking Educational Resources Electronic Journals Electronic Learning Electronic Libraries Foreign Students Use Studies Cognitive Style Information Skills Student Diversity Student Reaction Student Characteristics Performance Factors Users (Information) The trends in higher education towards internationalisation and increasing dependence on ICTs (information and communication technologies) are contributing to the diversification of the student population and their learning needs. In this context learners may encounter an array of educational and technological challenges. For international students these challenges may be compounded by differences in cultural and linguistic backgrounds and limited previous experience of independent learning and library and online information use. This article discusses the interim findings of a research project into the use of online information resources by a group of international students at an Australian university. It describes the students' online behaviour (actions), their affective and cognitive responses (reactions) and associated difficulties. It discusses the implications for information literacy education and online resource development related to cultural and linguistic diversity. (Contains 12 notes.)
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spellingShingle Actions and Reactions: Exploring International Students' Use of Online Information Resources
Hughes, Hilary
Information Literacy
Independent Study
Foreign Countries
Limited English Speaking
Educational Resources
Electronic Journals
Electronic Learning
Electronic Libraries
Foreign Students
Use Studies
Cognitive Style
Information Skills
Student Diversity
Student Reaction
Student Characteristics
Performance Factors
Users (Information)
Actions and Reactions: Exploring International Students' Use of Online Information Resources Hughes, Hilary Information Literacy Independent Study Foreign Countries Limited English Speaking Educational Resources Electronic Journals Electronic Learning Electronic Libraries Foreign Students Use Studies Cognitive Style Information Skills Student Diversity Student Reaction Student Characteristics Performance Factors Users (Information) The trends in higher education towards internationalisation and increasing dependence on ICTs (information and communication technologies) are contributing to the diversification of the student population and their learning needs. In this context learners may encounter an array of educational and technological challenges. For international students these challenges may be compounded by differences in cultural and linguistic backgrounds and limited previous experience of independent learning and library and online information use. This article discusses the interim findings of a research project into the use of online information resources by a group of international students at an Australian university. It describes the students' online behaviour (actions), their affective and cognitive responses (reactions) and associated difficulties. It discusses the implications for information literacy education and online resource development related to cultural and linguistic diversity. (Contains 12 notes.)
title Actions and Reactions: Exploring International Students' Use of Online Information Resources
topic Information Literacy
Independent Study
Foreign Countries
Limited English Speaking
Educational Resources
Electronic Journals
Electronic Learning
Electronic Libraries
Foreign Students
Use Studies
Cognitive Style
Information Skills
Student Diversity
Student Reaction
Student Characteristics
Performance Factors
Users (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ994121