Device Usage and Accessible Technology Needs for Post-Traditional Students in the e-Learning Environment

IF 0.8 Q3 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH Journal of Continuing Higher Education Pub Date : 2020-05-03 DOI:10.1080/07377363.2020.1759313
Katherine C. Aquino, S. BuShell
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Abstract For blended and fully online learning environments, the appropriate device usage and application, as well as students’ perceived comfort with technology, may influence their success within the e-Learning setting. Additionally, institutional awareness of student technology needs—including student support needs as they relate to accessible technology—is essential to create an inclusive and supportive learning environment. Despite the growing number of students requiring accommodations for academic success, such as accessible technology within the coursework, there is limited research exploring technology use and student perceptions of accessible technology needs for post-traditional learners enrolled in the e-Learning course environment. Surveying post-traditional students enrolled in blended and online coursework, this study investigated device usage and perceptions of technology use, accessibility, and support within e-Learning-based learning environments.
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电子学习环境下后传统学生的设备使用和可访问技术需求
摘要对于混合和完全在线的学习环境,适当的设备使用和应用,以及学生对技术的舒适感,可能会影响他们在电子学习环境中的成功。此外,机构对学生技术需求的认识——包括与可获得技术相关的学生支持需求——对于创造一个包容性和支持性的学习环境至关重要。尽管越来越多的学生需要为学业成功提供便利,例如在课程中使用无障碍技术,但对于在电子学习课程环境中注册的后传统学习者,探索技术使用和学生对无障碍技术需求的看法的研究有限。本研究调查了参加混合和在线课程的后传统学生,调查了设备的使用情况以及在基于电子学习的学习环境中对技术使用、可访问性和支持的看法。
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