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    What Teachers Think About Web 2.0Technologies in Education?

    Steve C. Yuen, Ph.D.

    The University of Southern Mississippi

    and

    Patrivan K. Yuen, M.A., M.Ed., & M.L.I.S

    William Carey University

    16th Annual Sloan Consortium International Conference on Online Learning

    Orlando, Florida, November 4, 2010

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    Source: Alec Couros (2008), Networked Possibilities,http://www.slideshare.net/courosa/networked-possibilities

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    Background

    The digital native students have already found many Web 2.0tools integral to their daily life

    Many researchers have found that perceived usefulness, or theextent to which an individual believes that the use of technology

    will enhance performance, has a positive influence on behavioralintention (Davis, 1989; Hartshorne, Ajjan, and Ferdig, 2010;Roger 2003; Taylor & Todd, 1995)

    The greater the perceived usefulness of a technologicalapplication, the more likely it is for the individual to use the new

    technology (Hartshorne, Ajjan, and Ferdig, 2010; Rogers, 2003). Studies of teachers perceptions and opinions are critical because

    teachers perceptions are significant to the implementation oftechnology innovations in teaching and learning.

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    Pilot Study

    Conducted in July 2009. A total of 35 participants intwo graduate classes in a public university in Taiwan.Most of the participants were K-12 teachers.

    Participants show positive perceptions of thepedagogical benefits of Web 2.0 tools in teaching andlearning

    Participants have positive experience in using blogs,

    social videos, social networking sites, wikis, andpodcasts

    The most often used Web tools by teachers are blogs,social videos, social networking sites, and wikis

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    Purposes

    Examine teachers use of Web 2.0 tools ineducation

    Assess teachers awareness and perceptionsof the pedagogical benefits of Web 2.0technologies in teaching and learning

    Investigate teachers interests and willingness

    of adopting Web 2.0 tools to support andsupplement classroom instruction

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    Participants

    Teachers at all levels in Mississippi

    Participants at the 2010 MississippiEducational Computing Association (MECA)Conference

    Participants at the 2010 Creating FuturesThrough Technology Conference (CFTTC)

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    Design and Instrument

    A quantitative approach was used to collect data from aquestionnaire

    The questionnaire is comprised of three parts:

    Part 1 includes 13 demographic items for respondents,including items such as age, gender, years of teaching,online habits, and general attitude of using technology ineducation

    Part 2 contains 20 items exploring the participants use ofWeb 2.0 tools or services

    Part 3 includes 32 five point Likert-scale items examiningteachers perceptions and interests of using Web 2.0 toolsin teaching and learning

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    Reliability and Validity of the

    Instrument Content validity

    A jury of experts to determine theappropriateness and content validity of the

    Section II and Section IIIComments and feedback were used to refine the

    instrument

    Reliability

    A reliability was conducted for the 20 items ofSection III (Perceptions)

    Cronbachs coefficient was 0.98, indicatingexcellent reliability

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    ParticipantDemographics

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    Own a cell phone that is capable of

    accessing the Internet

    19%

    10%

    71%

    No, and don't plan to purchase one in a year

    No, but plan to purchase one in a year

    Yes

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    Information and communication

    technologies made my life:

    91%

    6% 3%

    Easier

    More Complicated

    No Difference

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    Use of Web 2.0 Tools

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    Overall Experience withWeb 2.0 Tools

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    Perceptions of Web 2.0 Tools

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    Perceptions of Web 2.0 Tools

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    Interested in LearningWeb 2.0 Tools

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    Very Likely (43%)

    Likely (40%)

    Undecided (11%)

    Unlikely (5%)Very Unlikely (1%)

    Interested in Taking a Courseto Learn about Web 2.0 Tools

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    Importance of Web 2.0 Tools

    Overall, I feel it is important to learn thenew interactive Web tools for teaching andlearning

    Strongly Agree (48%)

    Agree (42%)

    Neutral (8%)

    Disagree (1%)Strongly Disagree (1%)

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    ANOVA

    Are there differences in teachers overall experience using Web2.0 tools in teaching and learning, teachers perception on Web2.0 in teaching and learning, teachers interest in learninginteractive Web 2.0 tools among various groups of teachers interms of their teaching levels and length of teachingexperience.

    ANOVAs were performed to answer this question:

    No significance differences were found on teachers perception onWeb 2.0 in teaching and learning and teachers interest in learninginteractive Web 2.0 tools among various groups of teachers interms of their teaching levels and length of teaching experience.

    No significance differences were found on teachers overallexperience with Web 2.0 among various groups of teachers interms of their teaching levels.

    Significance differences (p

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    Conclusion

    The most often used Web tools by teachers aresocial networking sites and social video tools

    Teachers have positive experience in using socialvideos, social networking sites, and podcasts

    Teachers show positive perceptions of thepedagogical benefits of Web 2.0 tools in teachingand learning

    Teachers feel the importance of Web 2.0 tools andare interested in learning these tools to supportand supplement classroom instruction

    The results confirm the findings in the pilot study.However, teachers in the pilot study used Web 2.0tools more often than the current study and hadbetter overall experiences with Web 2.0 tools

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    The End

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