2017
DOI: 10.21432/t2ww4j
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The Interactive Whiteboard: Uses, Benefits, and Challenges. A survey of 11,683 Students and 1,131 Teachers | Le tableau blanc interactif : usages, avantages et défis. Une enquête auprès de 11 683 élèves et 1131 enseignants

Abstract: Over the past five years, the interactive whiteboard (IWB) has been massively introduced into schools across the province of Quebec, Canada. This study explores how the IWB is being used, and the associated benefits and challenges. Data on 11,683 students (from 4th year elementary to grade 12) and 1,131 teachers were collected with five instruments: 1) a survey questionnaire for all students, 2) a survey questionnaire for all teachers, 3) individual interviews with teachers, 4) group interviews with teachers, … Show more

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“…Inherently, a utilization of digital devices for learning activities brings along a certain potential for distraction. In Karsenti and Fievez's (2013) for digital devices in classes. In the accompanying interviews, concretely the access to social media and games was mentioned.…”
Section: Effects Of Mobile Device Access Conceptsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Inherently, a utilization of digital devices for learning activities brings along a certain potential for distraction. In Karsenti and Fievez's (2013) for digital devices in classes. In the accompanying interviews, concretely the access to social media and games was mentioned.…”
Section: Effects Of Mobile Device Access Conceptsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In summary, students' subsequent mathematical modeling competence after a digitally enriched workshop may be influenced by the mobile device access concept applied (Burden et al, 2012;Karsenti and Fievez, 2013;Doargajudhur and Dell, 2020), students' problematic smartphone use (Sunday et al, 2021;Zhou et al, 2022a,b) and their fear of missing out (van der Schuur et al, 2015;Kneidinger-Müller, 2019;Shane-Simpson and Bakken, 2022;Zhao, 2023). Thus, as a first approach, we focused on students with average problematic smartphone use and average fear of missing out and thereby considered only the effect of the access concept on those students' competence.…”
Section: The Present Researchmentioning
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“…Il a également été constaté que l'utilisation d'appareils mobiles dans l'enseignement/l'apprentissage des langues étrangères augmente la motivation des apprenants car elle facilite les méthodes d'enseignement alternatives et centrées sur l'apprenant (Burston, 2013, Karsenti et Fievez, 2013, KukulskaHulme, 2009. Cependant, le principal argument en faveur du MALL est exprimé par Palalas (2011) qui soutient que ce type d'apprentissage améliore l'enseignement des langues étrangères car il le transporte dans le monde réel à travers des situations de communication authentiques, combinant des éléments culturels et linguistiques offerts par le contexte et promeut l'apprentissage actif (Palalas, 2011 : 71).…”
Section: Apprentissage Des Langues Assisté Par Des Appareils Mobiles ...unclassified
“…Estudios previos han investigado el potencial y el valor educacional de los dispositivos móviles, señalando que el m-Learning puede mejorar la motivación hacia el aprendizaje (Sharples 2006;Demouy y Kukulska-Hulme 2010;Burden et al 2012;Martin y Ertzberger 2013;Karsenti y Fievez 2013), refuerza el compromiso de los estudiantes (Burden et al 2012;Rossing, Miller, Cecil y Stamper 2012), promueve la autonomía del estudiante, su autoeficacia y aprendizaje (Taxler 2009;Burden et al 2012) y ayuda al estudiante a desarrollar competencias digitales (Taxler 2009;Giroux, Coulombe, Cody y Gaudreault 2014).…”
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