Deaf College Students and Computers: The Beneficial Effect of Experience on Attitudes.

Mackowiak, Kate

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Publication Date: 1989

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Deaf College Students and Computers: The Beneficial Effect of Experience on Attitudes.

Mackowiak, Kate

Journal of Educational Technology Systems, v17 n3 p219-29 1988-89

Describes study that investigated the impact of individual differences on deaf college students' attitudes toward computers at Gallaudet University. The impact of age, gender, computer experience, and major are examined, and results indicate a strong correlation between computer experience level and attitudes. (22 references) (Author/LRW)

Descriptors: Age Differences, Analysis of Variance, Computer Literacy, Correlation, Deafness, Higher Education, Likert Scales, Majors (Students), Predictor Variables, Prior Learning, Sex Differences, Student Attitudes, Tables (Data)

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