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Direct linkLiu, Leping; Maddux, Cleborne – Computers in the Schools, 2008
This article reports the results of a study examining the predictive validity of a computer attitude instrument. The researchers attempted to determine the extent to which this instrument predicts student learning. Data from two universities were collected using this instrument over a nine-year period and were sorted into three sets with a random…
Descriptors: Computer Attitudes, Academic Achievement, Predictive Validity, Attitude Measures
Axtell, Kulwadee; Chaffin, Amy J.; Aberasturi, Suzanne; Paone, Tina; Maddux, Cleborne – Computers in the Schools, 2007
This article presents information about all articles published over three years in five different journals dealing with information technology in education. The researchers collected all 591 articles from these well-known journals. All articles were analyzed using a researcher-made matrix. Information gathered included descriptive information…
Descriptors: Writing for Publication, Information Technology, Educational Technology, Technology Uses in Education
Maddux, Cleborne – Computers in the Schools, 2003
The twentieth anniversary of Computers in the Schools is an occasion to reflect on the state of the art in information technology in education. Computers are probably no longer in danger of being abandoned by schools; and, in fact, computers have gained so much cultural momentum that educators could probably not intentionally prevent their…
Descriptors: Information Technology, Educational Technology, Educational Research, State of the Art Reviews
