2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.tele.2021.101666
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How variation in internet access, digital skills, and media use are related to rural student outcomes: GPA, SAT, and educational aspirations

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“…[39], Sins, et al[47], Hampton, et al[61], and Honicke, et al[107]. This study indicates the key role of collaborative learning and self-effort regulation in higher education students' learning context as components of learning strategies.…”
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“…[39], Sins, et al[47], Hampton, et al[61], and Honicke, et al[107]. This study indicates the key role of collaborative learning and self-effort regulation in higher education students' learning context as components of learning strategies.…”
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“…Digital skill is a concept encompassing skill and specific techniques that are necessary for the use of effective digital technology [60]. In the last few years, several studies have used various terms to explain skills and the ability to use digital technology in learning activities-e.g., digital skills [61,62], technology skills [63,64], digital literacy [65,66], digital competence [67,68], digital tools [69], 21st century skills [70][71][72][73][74], ICT literacy [75][76][77], and ICT skills [78]. Regarding the latest competence areas relevant to digital literacy skills, UNESCO [79] suggested a concept frame of operation in seven major dimensions: devices and software operations, information and data literacy, communication and collaboration, digital content creation, safety, problem solving, and career-related competencies.…”
Section: Digital Skillmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Regarding digital literacy, the results are similarly mixed. Again in a rural context, Hampton et al (2021) found that social media skills are related to higher performance on standardised exams but that internet access, use, and skills have limited influence on educational aspirations. In an Italian study, Argentin et al ( 2014) found that at a descriptive level, there would seem to be a strong positive relationship between digital skills and academic achievement, however a deeper analysis suggests that other factors drive this achievement.…”
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confidence: 95%
“…Finally, and most importantly from an education perspective, evidence of a positive relationship between access to and use of digital technologies in education and learning outcomes remains inconclusive or weak at best (World Bank, 2008;Hinostroza, 2018;OECD, 2020). For example, in a recent study in a rural context, Hampton et al (2021) found that broadband access fills the "homework gap" but has little relationship to academic achievement. Regarding digital literacy, the results are similarly mixed.…”
Section: Reactivementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Penelitian kecakapan digital pada kalangan pelajar menemukan bahwa mereka yang memiliki kecakapan digital lebih tinggi, terutama kecakapan media sosial, mendapat peringkat nilai lebih tinggi di sekolah. Tidak hanya di perkotaan, pelajar di perdesaan juga dapat berpartisipasi dalam beragam aktivitas media online, yang mendukung pengembangan kecakapan digital (Hampton, Robertson, Fernandez, Shin, & Bauer, 2021). Pengukuran tingkat kecakapan digital pada para profesional di industri kreatif terkait pemrosesan informasi, berpikir kritis, kreativitas, dan kecakapan pemecahan masalah, menemukan bahwa sebagian besar mengalami kesulitan pada aspek evaluasi informasi digital dan kecakapan pemecahan masalah (van Laar et al, 2020b).…”
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