TEDDICS is positively related to ICT self-efficacy, frequency of ICT use, and perceived usefulness of ICT¶
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q2 i? High levels of TEDDICS were significantly related to high levels of self-efficacy, ICT use, and perceived usefulness. → Siddiq F. 2015
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Siddiq F. 2015¶
Siddiq F., Scherer R. & Tondeur J. (2015). Teachers’ Emphasis on Developing Students’ Digital Information and Communication Skills (TEDDICS): A New Construct in 21st Century Education. Computers & Education. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compedu.2015.10.006
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Correlational SEM analysis (Table 4) of the ICILS 2013 teacher sample showed positive associations between the three TEDDICS factors and ICT self-efficacy, ICT use, and perceived usefulness; the highest correlation was for the collaboration-assigned factors (ρ = .72).
"In sum, our findings indicated that high levels of TEDDICS were significantly related to high levels of self-efficacy, ICT use, and perceived usefulness."
Discussion¶
Learner Variables¶
- Self-Efficacy — outcome: instruction changes it
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TEDDICS is positively related to ICT self-efficacy, frequency of ICT use, and perceived usefulness of ICT |
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TEDDICS is positively related to ICT self-efficacy, frequency of ICT use, and perceived usefulness of ICT |
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