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Larkin, Derek; Huett, Kim C. – Psychology Teaching Review, 2013
This paper seeks to add to the discussion surrounding young adults' relationship and engagement with learning technologies, exploring whether they naturally engage with these technologies when the use of them is either compulsory or optional. We discuss our findings in relation to whether young people are truly engaging with technologies or…
Descriptors: Educational Technology, Technology Uses in Education, Undergraduate Students, Interviews
Larkin, Derek; Harrison, Ian – Psychology Teaching Review, 2011
Forty-seven psychology undergraduates volunteered to complete diaries outlining their daily academic and non-academic routine, covering semester one of their first year at a post-1992 university. The aim of the research was to investigate whether diaries were an appropriate method for exploring student engagement; also we wanted to measure whether…
Descriptors: Learner Engagement, Educational Research, College Choice, Student Employment
Larkin, Derek; Hartley, James – Psychology Teaching Review, 2008
In this study we report the findings that we obtained when we repeated a study conducted approximately 10 years ago. In the initial study we found that mature students did as well as traditional-entry ones in first-year essays and examinations. However, they did less well initially when writing laboratory reports. In this replication study these…
Descriptors: Nontraditional Students, Maturity (Individuals), Laboratories, Program Effectiveness