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Direct linkAl-Hazza, Tami Craft; Lucking, Robert – Reading Improvement, 2017
This research study examined the values and perceptions of prospective teachers relative to a series of issues in what has become known as the New Literacies, the way youngsters read, seek information, and react to it through use of new technologies. The findings of this research reveal significant differences between female and male prospective…
Descriptors: Preservice Teachers, Multiple Literacies, Student Teacher Attitudes, Demography
Download full textStevenson, Michael; Hedberg, John; Highfield, Kate; Diao, Mingming – Electronic Journal of e-Learning, 2015
In many K-12 and higher education contexts, the use of smart mobile devices increasingly affords learning experiences that are situated, authentic and connected. While earlier reviews of mobile technology may have led to criticism of these devices as being largely for consumption, many current uses emphasize creativity and productivity, with…
Descriptors: Information Technology, Technology Uses in Education, Criticism, Creativity
Al-Hazza, Tami Craft; Lucking, Robert – Reading Improvement, 2012
This research study examined the values and perceptions of prospective teachers relative to a series of issues in what has become known as the New Literacies, the way youngsters read, seek information, and react to it through use of new technologies. The findings of this research reveal significant differences between female and male prospective…
Descriptors: Literacy Education, Educational Change, Teacher Attitudes, Multiple Literacies
