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Direct linkBuche, Mari W. – Journal of Information Systems Education, 2013
Collaboration is an important aspect of information systems (IS) education since work is typically performed in teams. However, IS students often do not fully appreciate the value of group work in their business courses. This teaching tip describes an activity that will objectively demonstrate the value of collaboration and diversity of…
Descriptors: Educational Games, Cooperative Learning, Teamwork, Undergraduate Students
Buche, Mari W.; Davis, Larry R.; Vician, Chelley – Journal of Information Systems Education, 2012
Prior research suggests that individuals' technology acceptance levels may affect their work and learning performance outcomes when activities are conducted through information technology usage. Most previous research investigating the relationship between individual attitudes towards technology and learning has been conducted in…
Descriptors: Influence of Technology, Electronic Learning, Technology Uses in Education, Performance Factors
Buche, Mari W.; Davis, Larry R.; Vician, Chelley – Journal of Information Systems Education, 2007
Computers are pervasive in business and education, and it would be easy to assume that all individuals embrace technology. However, evidence shows that roughly 30 to 40 percent of individuals experience some level of computer anxiety. Many academic programs involve computing-intensive courses, but the actual effects of this exposure on computer…
Descriptors: Computer Attitudes, Anxiety, Computers, Attitude Change
