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May 7–9 • San Francisco, California

Student Technological Mastery: It's Not Just the Hardware

Session Details

Tuesday, May 08, 2007
8:30 a.m. - 9:15 a.m.
Nikko III

Session Type: Track 1

Speaker(s)

  • Ann Huffman, Assistant Professor, Northern Arizona University
  • William Huffman, Associate Professor, Northern Arizona University
  • Session convener: Patricia Kelley, Dean of Libraries, Eastern Washington University

Abstract

We examined factors which increase the likelihood that students will use technology effectively. Research with a college population assessed the technological skills of students. Results suggest that learning orientation and perception of use of technology in future occupations predict students' perceived ability and intentions to use technology in college.

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