Is Technology-mediated Learning Made Equal for All? Examining the Influences of Gender and Learning Style

Paul Jen-Hwa Hu; Wendy Hui

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Is Technology-mediated Learning Made Equal for All? Examining the Influences of Gender and Learning Style

于Technology Acceptance in Education

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Page Range:: 101–122

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The current research investigates the equality of students’ learning outcomes in technology-mediated learning. We study important individual differences and focus on the influences of gender and learning style. We perform two experimental studies that employ methodologically rigorous designs, multiple learning outcome measures, and previously validated measurement scales. Specifically, we examine learning effectiveness, perceived learnability, and learning satisfaction in technologymediated learning, using classroom-based face-to-face learning as a comparative baseline. Our investigations address some limitations commonly found in many prior studies, including instrument reliability and confounding factors. Overall, our findings suggest that students benefit from technology-mediated learning differently, dependent on their gender. For example, female students consider technology-mediated learning more effective and satisfactory than male students, but their learning motivation is significantly lower than that of their male counterparts. Learning style also matters, perhaps to a lesser extent. Students who rely more on concrete experience, as opposed to abstract conceptualization, find the course materials delivered through technology-mediated learning more difficult to learn. Our findings have several implications for research and practice, which are discussed.

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Technology Acceptance in Education

Research and Issues

ISBN:: 9789460914874

出版社:: Brill

印刷出版日期:: 01 Jan 2011

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