WHY: Understand individual experiences of how learner choices affects learning. Because we need to be better learners.
Existing Literature Organization: (organizing this differently may help be more supportive. Also include #1s)
Choices in Learning Experiences
- Computer-based Courses
- Museum Studies
- Special Education
- General Classroom Learning
- Children vs. Adults: Choices in Learning (Add)
- Technology Adoption (Add) (how do tech. adoption studies measure adoption?)
- Literature DOES look at ways to change instruction
- Literature DOES look at particular choices in technology adoption
- Literature DOES look at many terms related to choice in learning
- Literature DOES look at learner choices that have an impact on learning (change this in paper)
- Literature DOES NOT look at professors' experiences of learning and implementing new technology after adoption decision
- How do faculty members describe the role of choices in their learning of new technology?
- What do their responses tell us about how choices affect learning?
- Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis - Qual. research, gets at human experiences and meanings behind them, to the learners. Good b/c we can talk with professors about choices that were and were not meaningful to them. Also, I can interpret their responses as the researcher, which I will have to do in order to talk about choice and effects on learning. (LOOK MORE INTO THIS)
- Will talk with about 5 professors who originally chose to learn the technology, as identified by user data. (1-Early adopters, 2-Early Majority, 2-Late Majority, 1-Laggard [how were they selected, why this group? why adults?]) (FIX)
- Will ask them how they first chose to learn Learning Suite
- Tell me about your choices in learning to use Learning Suite. (What were some of the things you did to get more familiar with it?)
- Which helps did you use at first? Why those? How do you think those choices affected your learning experience?
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