Development of a Questionnaire for Determining the Factors in Technology Integration among Teachers
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Lih-Juan ChanLin
Journal of Instructional Psychology Volume 32, Number 4, ISSN 0094-1956
Abstract
This paper uses the data from a survey among school teachers to conduct a series of factor analysis to test the reliability of a set of items to determine the factors deemed important in technology integration among teachers. The results suggest that there are specific dimensions of items that can be used to determine the factors perceived by teachers as important for technology integration into their classrooms. Five clusters of factors were identified, including: Social Impact, Curriculum Concerns, Interest & Experience, and Personal Need. (Contains 2 tables.)
Citation
ChanLin, L.J. (2005). Development of a Questionnaire for Determining the Factors in Technology Integration among Teachers. Journal of Instructional Psychology, 32(4), 287-292. Retrieved February 3, 2023 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/98822/.

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