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Journal of research on technology in education | 2006

Effects of a Long-Duration, Professional Development Academy on Technology Skills, Computer Self-Efficacy, and Technology Integration Beliefs and Practices

Jonathan Brinkerhoff

Abstract A variety of barriers relating to resources, institutional and administrative policies, skills development and attitudes can hinder the effectiveness of technology professional development resulting in underutilized technology resources and lack of integration of those resources within instruction. Multiple methods were used to evaluate the effectiveness of a long-term professional development academy intended to address those barriers and promote increased use of technology in the academy participants’ instruction. Results revealed significant gains in participants’ self assessed technology skills and computer self efficacy, with little or no change to self assessed technology integration beliefs and practices despite interview data indicating participants felt their teaching had changed as a result of their academy participation. This article suggests the design of the academy was successful in addressing some but not all of its intended objectives. Suggestions for the design of long-term technology professional development are discussed.


Journal of Educational Computing Research | 2001

Effects of Overviews and Computer Experience on Learning from Hypertext

Jonathan Brinkerhoff; James D. Klein; Carol M. Koroghlanian

The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of overview mode and computer experience in a hypertext learning environment. College students read a hypertext unit that included a structured overview, an unstructured overview, or no overview. The study examined the effects of overview mode and computer experience on achievement, attitude and instructional time. Results indicated that participants with high computer experience learned more from the hypertext program than those with low computer experience. Furthermore, participants who received either the structured or unstructured overview spent significantly more time using the hypertext program and had significantly more positive attitudes than participants who did not receive an overview. However, overview mode did not influence achievement.


Journal of Educational Technology Systems | 2007

Online Students' Technology Skills and Attitudes toward Online Instruction

Carol M. Koroghlanian; Jonathan Brinkerhoff


Journal of Geography | 2003

Geographic Information Technologies + Project-Based Science: A Contextualized Professional Development Approach.

Anna Wilder; Jonathan Brinkerhoff; Teresa M. Higgins


Journal of Educational Computing Research | 2007

Online Students' Expectations: Enhancing the Fit between Online Students and Course Design.

Jonathan Brinkerhoff; Carol M. Koroghlanian


Journal of Educational Computing Research | 2005

Student Computer Skills and Attitudes toward Internet-Delivered Instruction: An Assessment of Stability Over Time and Place

Jonathan Brinkerhoff; Carol M. Koroghlanian


The Journal of Computers in Mathematics and Science Teaching | 2007

Supporting Representational Competence in High School Biology With Computer-Based Biomolecular Visualizations

Anna Wilder; Jonathan Brinkerhoff


The international journal of learning | 2004

Support of expert and novice teachers within a technology enhanced problem-based learning unit: a case study

Jonathan Brinkerhoff; Krista Glazewski


Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education International Conference | 2001

An Assessment of Technology Skills and Classroom Technology Integration Experience in Preservice and Practicing Teachers

Jonathan Brinkerhoff; Heng-yu Ku; Krista Glazewski; Thomas Brush


Techtrends | 2000

The foundations of educational technology: A needs assessment

James D. Klein; Jonathan Brinkerhoff; Carol M. Koroghlanian; Susan A. Brewer; Heng-yu Ku; Amy MacPherson-Coy

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Carol M. Koroghlanian

University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire

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Anna Wilder

University of New Mexico

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James D. Klein

Arizona State University

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Heng-yu Ku

Arizona State University

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Thomas Brush

Arizona State University

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