This study examines usage patterns of educational websites that employ databases, wikis, and general resources for information sharing and dissemination. To gather data about website usage, a quantitative survey was sent out to students and to the users of an existing educational website. Additionally, participants provided data on learning preferences and practices. Findings from the survey show that users visit an education website for finding information and getting connected to a community. The survey results also show that while communicating information should remain a top priority, educational web sites will need to adapt to an increasing desire for interpersonal communication within their own online communities
This study sought to determine if differences exist among various age groups regarding students\u27 ...
Purpose The purpose of this thesis is, looking from a consumer’s perspective, to investigate the inf...
Purpose – This paper aims to identify the opinions of undergraduate students on the importance of in...
This study was designed to explore how some students in 10 public schools view the World Wide Web an...
Internet usage is considered one of many indications of advancement in the educational institutes. N...
As a growing trend in the world, internet-based research has become vital in one's daily life. The i...
This study was designed to explore the usage of internet and its effects on education promotion amon...
With Internet usage in the United States at an all-time high, information technology use in educatio...
Purpose: This paper aims to identify the opinions of undergraduate students on the importance of int...
Internet is the easiest way to access information. It provides positive contributions to individual ...
Recent studies have centered on the pedagogical implications of employing Internet technology (email...
This study sought to collect URLs (web addresses) of all K-12 schools in the United States (N = 98,4...
The Internet has major implications for both education and educational research. According to John D...
This study sought to collect URLs (web addresses) of all K-12 schools in the United States (N = 98,4...
The purpose of this study is, to investigate the use of the Internet by Greek educational institutio...
This study sought to determine if differences exist among various age groups regarding students\u27 ...
Purpose The purpose of this thesis is, looking from a consumer’s perspective, to investigate the inf...
Purpose – This paper aims to identify the opinions of undergraduate students on the importance of in...
This study was designed to explore how some students in 10 public schools view the World Wide Web an...
Internet usage is considered one of many indications of advancement in the educational institutes. N...
As a growing trend in the world, internet-based research has become vital in one's daily life. The i...
This study was designed to explore the usage of internet and its effects on education promotion amon...
With Internet usage in the United States at an all-time high, information technology use in educatio...
Purpose: This paper aims to identify the opinions of undergraduate students on the importance of int...
Internet is the easiest way to access information. It provides positive contributions to individual ...
Recent studies have centered on the pedagogical implications of employing Internet technology (email...
This study sought to collect URLs (web addresses) of all K-12 schools in the United States (N = 98,4...
The Internet has major implications for both education and educational research. According to John D...
This study sought to collect URLs (web addresses) of all K-12 schools in the United States (N = 98,4...
The purpose of this study is, to investigate the use of the Internet by Greek educational institutio...
This study sought to determine if differences exist among various age groups regarding students\u27 ...
Purpose The purpose of this thesis is, looking from a consumer’s perspective, to investigate the inf...
Purpose – This paper aims to identify the opinions of undergraduate students on the importance of in...