Friday, 29 January 2010

Survey of Higher Education Faculty: Use of Educational Technology

Faculty views of the usefulness of college library technology centres and other forms of educational technology such as course management systems, clickers, document cameras, electronic and interactive whiteboards, in-class use of video and internet access, PowerPoint and other technologies.  The 135 pages, surveying 550 higher education faculty in the United States and Canada.  

More than a third of faculty in the sample said that in using their college’s course management system they were either “pretty much lost” or that they “know a little, a few basics.”

34.83% of the faculty in the sample have ever used electronic whiteboards.

In-class internet access had strong support among faculty. Less than 8% thought it harmful or worthless. See www.PrimaryResearch.com costs $89.50, print copy avaialable Feb 19th.

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