2005
DOI: 10.5565/rev/educar.203
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Technophobia as training deficit. Investigating curricular integration of ICT in rural and urban public schools

Abstract: Les TIC són la part més activa i coneguda de l'anomenada societat de la informació, que comença a configurar-se i a obrir-se pas ininterrompudament en tots els àmbits socials. Per tant, també s'hi ha vist involucrada l'educació en tots els seus sentits, ja que ha hagut de treballar no sols amb l'alumnat, sinó també amb el col•lectiu docent.Aquest article, que recull part dels resultats d'una investigació qualitativa de diferents nivells educatius sobre les possibles relacions existents entre els nivells d'alfa… Show more

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“…According to the reference model, the hypotheses advanced are as follows: Hypothesis 1 (H 1 ): Training in Web 2.0 has a direct influence on teachers’ attitudes to the use of and impact of Web 2.0 in education (Colás & Jiménez, 2008; Hinojo & Fernández Martín, 2002; Ruiz et al, 2010). Hypothesis 2 (H 2 ): Attitudes toward Web 2.0 predict uses of it as well as its impact on teaching-learning processes (Boza et al, 2010; Cavas et al, 2009; Fuentes, Ortega, & Lorenzo, 2005; Marquès, 2000; Sipilä, 2010; Valdés, Arreola, Angulo, Carlos, & García, 2011). Hypothesis 3 (H 3 ): The use of Web 2.0 has a direct influence on its impact on teaching-learning processes (Aguaded, Pérez, & Fandos, 2010; Area, 2010; Boza et al, 2009; Cebrián de la Serna et al, 2007; Pérez & Sola, 2007).…”
Section: Research Approach Objectives and Hypothesismentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…According to the reference model, the hypotheses advanced are as follows: Hypothesis 1 (H 1 ): Training in Web 2.0 has a direct influence on teachers’ attitudes to the use of and impact of Web 2.0 in education (Colás & Jiménez, 2008; Hinojo & Fernández Martín, 2002; Ruiz et al, 2010). Hypothesis 2 (H 2 ): Attitudes toward Web 2.0 predict uses of it as well as its impact on teaching-learning processes (Boza et al, 2010; Cavas et al, 2009; Fuentes, Ortega, & Lorenzo, 2005; Marquès, 2000; Sipilä, 2010; Valdés, Arreola, Angulo, Carlos, & García, 2011). Hypothesis 3 (H 3 ): The use of Web 2.0 has a direct influence on its impact on teaching-learning processes (Aguaded, Pérez, & Fandos, 2010; Area, 2010; Boza et al, 2009; Cebrián de la Serna et al, 2007; Pérez & Sola, 2007).…”
Section: Research Approach Objectives and Hypothesismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hypothesis 2 (H 2 ): Attitudes toward Web 2.0 predict uses of it as well as its impact on teaching-learning processes (Boza et al, 2010; Cavas et al, 2009; Fuentes, Ortega, & Lorenzo, 2005; Marquès, 2000; Sipilä, 2010; Valdés, Arreola, Angulo, Carlos, & García, 2011).…”
Section: Research Approach Objectives and Hypothesismentioning
confidence: 99%
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