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A Socio-Technical View of COMCONF. Lewis, Ralph [microform]
A Socio-Technical View of COMCONF. : Lewis, Ralph - [microform]
A Socio-Technical View of COMCONF. Lewis, Ralph [microform]

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자료유형  
 마이크로피시
언어부호  
본문언어 - English
청구기호  
370.78 E68
    서명/저자  
    A Socio-Technical View of COMCONF. : Lewis, Ralph - [microform]
    발행사항  
    U.S.; CaliforniaA,r,r : , May 92
      형태사항  
      20; 1
      총서명  
      ERIC Reports
      주기사항  
      20p.; Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the International Communication Association (42nd, Miami, FL, May 20-25, 1992).
      초록/해제  
      요약A study examined the socio-technical impact of computer-mediated communication (CMC) on students attitudes towards computers, CMC, and their classes. Five classes at universities across America (119 students and faculty) participated in COMCONF, a BITNET computer conference which provided a unique laboratory for observations of CMC processes in an actual application of the technology to specific and practical ends. In ad dition, each class was administered a follow-up questionnaire at the end of the term to evaluate on-line education, learning styles, life satisfaction, and fun in the classroom. Results indicated that despite differences in class content, instructional methodologies, and CMC technologies, there appear to be no discernable characteristics which clearly distinguish the class studied during the COMCONF exercise. Results showed, however, that the truly distinguishing characteristic of the COMCONF users was the way they separated into the work mechanics vs. organizational straphanger categories. Finally, results suggest that the degree of integration of CMC into the class requirements as a fundamental part of the classroom process, and the degree of freedom that the students had for choosing classes, were both positively correlated with the emergence of work mechanics as opposed to straphangers in the class. (Six tables of data and three figures are included
      복제주기  
      Microfiche. . Springfield, VA : ERIC Document Reproduction Service. . microfiches ; 11×15 cm.
      일반주제명  
      키워드  
      기타저자  

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      ■24500▼aA  Socio-Technical  View  of  COMCONF.▼cLewis,  Ralph▼h[microform]
      ■260    ▼aU.S.;  CaliforniaA,r,r▼cMay  92
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      ■440  0▼aERIC  Reports
      ■500    ▼a20p.;  Paper  presented  at  the  Annual  Meeting  of  the  International  Communication  Association  (42nd,  Miami,  FL,  May  20-25,  1992).
      ■520    ▼aA  study  examined  the  socio-technical  impact  of  computer-mediated  communication  (CMC)  on  students  attitudes  towards  computers,  CMC,  and  their  classes.  Five  classes  at  universities  across  America  (119  students  and  faculty)  participated  in  COMCONF,  a  BITNET  computer  conference  which  provided  a  unique  laboratory  for  observations  of  CMC  processes  in  an  actual  application  of  the  technology  to  specific  and  practical  ends.  In  ad  dition,  each  class  was  administered  a  follow-up  questionnaire  at  the  end  of  the  term  to  evaluate  on-line  education,  learning  styles,  life  satisfaction,  and  fun  in  the  classroom.  Results  indicated  that  despite  differences  in  class  content,  instructional  methodologies,  and  CMC  technologies,  there  appear  to  be  no  discernable  characteristics  which  clearly  distinguish  the  class  studied  during  the  COMCONF  exercise.  Results  showed,  however,  that  the  truly  distinguishing  characteristic  of  the  COMCONF  users  was  the  way  they  separated  into  the  work  mechanics  vs.  organizational  straphanger  categories.  Finally,  results  suggest  that  the  degree  of  integration  of  CMC  into  the  class  requirements  as  a  fundamental  part  of  the  classroom  process,  and  the  degree  of  freedom  that  the  students  had  for  choosing  classes,  were  both  positively  correlated  with  the  emergence  of  work  mechanics  as  opposed  to  straphangers  in  the  class.  (Six  tables  of  data  and  three  figures  are  included
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      ■653    ▼aCollege  Students▼aComputer  Networks▼aCooperative  Learning▼aCourse  Evaluation▼aHigher  Education▼aIntercollegiate  Cooperation▼aInterpersonal  Communication▼aStudent  Attitudes▼aBITNET▼aCOMCONF▼aComputer  Mediated  Communication
      ■7001  ▼aLewis,  Ralph
      ■999    ▼a120;  150

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