2000
DOI: 10.1080/00377990009602454
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The Internet and Information Literacy: Taking the First Step toward Technology Education in the Social Studies

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“…Sundin and Francke (2009) in their study on information evaluation skills of students argued that they displayed unsophisticated search skills, especially in digital environments. Scott and O'Sullivan (2000) in a study designed to examine high school students' use of the Internet as a learning tool, revealed that students also demonstrate poor search skills, such as selecting search terms, evaluating web sites, and citing sources appropriately; this was corroborated by a study by Milliari et al, (2014) on IL skills in Greek high school students. Milliari, et al (2014) found that while students professed to be 107 more comfortable and adept at retrieving information from the Internet, they were not well versed with using more advanced techniques of searching for information, and evaluating retrieved sources.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…Sundin and Francke (2009) in their study on information evaluation skills of students argued that they displayed unsophisticated search skills, especially in digital environments. Scott and O'Sullivan (2000) in a study designed to examine high school students' use of the Internet as a learning tool, revealed that students also demonstrate poor search skills, such as selecting search terms, evaluating web sites, and citing sources appropriately; this was corroborated by a study by Milliari et al, (2014) on IL skills in Greek high school students. Milliari, et al (2014) found that while students professed to be 107 more comfortable and adept at retrieving information from the Internet, they were not well versed with using more advanced techniques of searching for information, and evaluating retrieved sources.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…However, proficiency with the commercial web does not always translate to success in navigating the academic web (Tally, 2007). In a study of secondary social studies students, Scott and O'Sullivan (2000) found that only 25% of students used the Internet daily, and only 42% knew how to use the Internet for academic purposes, most of which was done through using commercial search engines. The students also reported they often could not tell substantive versus unreliable websites when doing research online.…”
Section: How To Increase Technology In Social Studies Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…İnternetin ve sosyal medya içeriklerinin erken çocukluk dönemindeki çocukların gelişimi üzerine olan etkileriyle ilgili tartışmalarda ortaya çıkmıştır. Bazı araştırmalarda (Clarke & Svanaes, 2014;Heafner, 2004;Parette, Quesenberry & Blum, 2010;Plowman, Stevenson,Stephen & McPake, 2012) erken çocukluk döneminde sosyal medya içeriklerinin ve internet teknolojisinin faydaları anlatılırken, araştırmaların çoğunda (Clark, 1994;Cornelius & Boss, 2003;Li, 2006;Lindahl & Folkesson, 2012;Radesky, Schumacher & Zuckerman, 2015;Salomon, 1997;Scott & O'Sullivan, 2000;Tsitouridou & Vryzas, 2004) medya kullanımının zararları yer almaktadır. Bununla birlikte erken çocuklukta medya kullanımı tam olarak formüle edilmese bile 2 yaşın üzerinde olan çocukların sınırlı ve denetimli medya kullanımlarının kabul edilebileceği ifade edilmektedir (Radesky vd., 2015).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Akıllı telefon ve tabletler gibi interaktif cihazlar ve internet kullanımı çocuklar arasında oldukça yaygındır ve çoğu zaman ebeveynler bu araçları bilinçsiz olarak çocukları için davranış düzenleme aracı olarak kullanabilmektedirler. Bu cihazlar ve internet kullanımı kısa vade de çözüm olsa bile uzun dönemde çocukların sosyal duygusal gelişimi ve iletişim becerileri üzerinde olumsuz etkiler bırakabilmektedir (Scott & O'Sullivan, 2000). Bir diğer tehlike ise internette erken çocukluk dönemindeki çocuklara yönelik hazırlanmış ve hiçbir kanıta dayalı olmadan, gelişimsel ve eğitimsel olarak bu dönemdeki çocuklara uygun ve çocukların kullanımı için güvenli olduklarını iddia eden uygulamalardır.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified