Research Analysis of the Digital Literacy Debate: an Investigation of Digital Propensity and Information and Communication Technology.
Scott Brady
Nasah, A., DaCosta, B., Kinsell, C., Seok, S., (2010), Research Analysis of the digital literacy debate: an investigation of digital propensity and information and communication technology. Education Tech Research Dev, 58:531-555.
Purpose of the Study
This study was a correlational study done to test the hypthesis that the new generation of students is radically different than previous generations based on their digital literacy.
The Results
- Age does not play a significant role in most ICTs
- Once students have bridged the exposure gap, increased exposure to the digital tools does not expand use
- Girls and boys are much closer than in previous studies
- While usage has increased, use in facilitated learning environments has not
- Students do not want to expand their digital lives to the classroom
Do You Agree?
I Don't!!
Research Analysis of the Digital Literacy Debate: an Investigation of Digital Propensity and Information and Communication Technology. Scott Brady Nasah, A., DaCosta, B., Kinsell, C., Seok, S., (2010), Research Analysis of the digital literacy debate: an investigation of digital propensity and information and communication technology. Education Tech Research Dev, 58:531-555.
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