Blase N Polite, Toni M Cipriano-Steffens, Chuanhong Liao, Edward L Miller, Nicole L Arndt, Elizabeth A Hahn
Investigation of a multimedia, computer-based approach to improve knowledge, attitudes, self-efficacy, and receptivity to cancer clinical trials among newly diagnosed patients with diverse health literacy skills
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study examined changes preservice inservice teachers attitudes toward computers following participation educational computing class explored factors contributed computer use study used data 114 preservice inservice teachers 83 female 31 male attended university southern california results doubly multivariate repeated measures indicated teachers attitudes anxiety confidence liking significantly improved computer literacy course followup study indicated teachers prior computer experience shaped expectations course teachers reported home computer professors willingness teach current use technology schools work also influenced attitudes toward use computers