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The Computer Attitude Scale: Assessing Changes in Teachers' Attitudes toward Computers
Journal of Educational Computing Research, 1994Teachers' attitudes toward computers affect their instructional use of computers and likelihood of profiting from training. The reliability, factorial validity, and fit to a unidimensional model of the Computer Attitude Scale (CAS) was investigated. Pretest and posttest results were collected from 265 teachers who participated in training on classroom ...
Raymond C. Kluever +4 more
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A survey of attitudes toward computers
Communications of the ACM, 1983What do people really think about computers and their impact? In 1970, a study of people's attitudes in North America showed computers to be regarded as either “beneficial tools of mankind” or as “awesome thinking machines.” A recent survey taken in Australia and reported in this article, though, suggests there may have been a change in ...
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Computers in Human Behavior, 1986
Abstract The Computer Attitude Scale (CAS) was created to measure positive and negative attitudes toward computers. Data collected from multiple groups of subjects indicated that both the reliability (internal consistency and test-retest) and validity (short-term predictive, concurrent and construct) of the CAS were adequate.
Gary S. Nickell, John N. Pinto
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Abstract The Computer Attitude Scale (CAS) was created to measure positive and negative attitudes toward computers. Data collected from multiple groups of subjects indicated that both the reliability (internal consistency and test-retest) and validity (short-term predictive, concurrent and construct) of the CAS were adequate.
Gary S. Nickell, John N. Pinto
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Journal of Research on Computing in Education, 1991
AbstractThe 20-item Attitudes Toward Computer Usage Scale (ATCUS), which measures feelings or behaviors toward a variety of computer usage situations, was administered to 184 older adults and 235 young adults. It was hypothesized that the young adults would reveal more positive attitudes toward computers than would the older respondents.
Sharon A. Baack +2 more
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AbstractThe 20-item Attitudes Toward Computer Usage Scale (ATCUS), which measures feelings or behaviors toward a variety of computer usage situations, was administered to 184 older adults and 235 young adults. It was hypothesized that the young adults would reveal more positive attitudes toward computers than would the older respondents.
Sharon A. Baack +2 more
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The Role of Computer Attitudes in Enhancing Computer Competence in Training
Journal of Organizational and End User Computing, 2011Computer competence is poorly conceptualized and inconsistently measured. This study clarifies computer competence and examines its relationship with anxiety, affect, and pessimism, along with self-efficacy and previous experience. Using a survey of 610 end users, the strengths of anxiety, affect (positive), pessimism, self-efficacy, and previous ...
James P. Downey, Lloyd A. Smith
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Toward a validated computing attitudes survey
Proceedings of the ninth annual international conference on International computing education research, 2012The Computing Attitudes Survey (CAS) is a newly designed instrument, adapted from the Colorado Learning Attitudes about Science Survey (CLASS), for measuring novice to expert-like perceptions about computer science. In this paper we outline the iterative design process used for the adaptation and present our progress toward establishing the instrument ...
Allison Elliott Tew +2 more
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Revised Computer Game Attitude Scale
International Conference on Computers in Education, 2014In order to fit students' needs, an accurate computer game attitude scale is needed so teachers and researchers can know among their students who can really benefit from the use of educational games. In this paper, the research team analyzes 218 students' responses of a revised computer game attitude scale and finds their computer game attitude ...
Maiga Chang, Rita Kuo, Eric Zhi-Feng Liu
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2005
Computers in the workplace are a given. Although the advantages of computers are well-known and proven, many people still try to avoid using them. It is extremely important to find out which factors influence the success of end-user computing. What are the reasons that some people excel on a computer while others have problems and even build up a ...
Pieter Blignaut +3 more
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Computers in the workplace are a given. Although the advantages of computers are well-known and proven, many people still try to avoid using them. It is extremely important to find out which factors influence the success of end-user computing. What are the reasons that some people excel on a computer while others have problems and even build up a ...
Pieter Blignaut +3 more
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2009
Computers in the workplace are a given. Although the advantages of computers are well-known and proven, many people still try to avoid using them. It is extremely important to find out which factors influence the success of end-user computing. What are the reasons that some people excel on a computer while others have problems and even build up a ...
Pieter Blignaut +3 more
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Computers in the workplace are a given. Although the advantages of computers are well-known and proven, many people still try to avoid using them. It is extremely important to find out which factors influence the success of end-user computing. What are the reasons that some people excel on a computer while others have problems and even build up a ...
Pieter Blignaut +3 more
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Journal of Educational Technology Systems, 1992
A Computer Attitude Scale is reported herein. The instrument is a twenty-nine-item with a reliability of 0.80. It is specifically intended to assess attitudes of high school students toward computer technology. The specificity of this instrument for targeting only a special group of learners, makes it a powerful tool for structuring instruction and ...
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A Computer Attitude Scale is reported herein. The instrument is a twenty-nine-item with a reliability of 0.80. It is specifically intended to assess attitudes of high school students toward computer technology. The specificity of this instrument for targeting only a special group of learners, makes it a powerful tool for structuring instruction and ...
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