1:1 Laptop Learning in Preservice Teacher Education

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This compilation paper was presented at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting in April 2011 at an invited session of the TACTL (Technology as an Agent of Change for Teaching and Learning) Special Interest Group.

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Research Snapshots of 1:1 Computing in Preservice Education: 2002-2011

Joan E. Hughes, Hyo-Jin Helena Yoon, Nikki Wen, and Minwook OkThe University of Texas at Austin

Redesign of Program: Technology

Content Courses

Methods Courses

Student Teaching

TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION

In 2002, transforms to:

Evaluation Plan (2002-2007)

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Current Research Plan (2008+)

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Research Snapshot: Graduates 2003-2007

Helena Yoon presents a:

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Nearly every class meeting

More than half of our class meetings

Less than half of our class meetings

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Survey Administered Semester and Year

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S '04 F '04 S '05 F '05 S '06 F '06 S '070%

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60%

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100%Nearly every class meeting

More than half of our class meetings

Less than half of our class meetings

Rarely

Survey Administered Semester and Year

Per

cent

age

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tude

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Lap

top

Use

Students’ Use of Laptops

Application InstructorsStudent Teachers

University Class Public School Personal Use

Web browser 80.0% 87.4% 89.3%

Search Engine

81.8% 89.2%

Email 77.6% 84.8% 86.8%

PowerPoint 84.1% 82.8%

Word Processing 77.6% 90.2% 86.4%

IM 75.6%

Digital Photos

73.6%

Digital Movies

66.3%

Highly Used Applications (<66%)

Research Snapshot: Graduates in 2008-2009

Joan Hughes presents a:

Findings

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•Moderate-High Digital Self-Efficacy (<3.0)•Strong Attitude toward LT (<3.2)

•Moderate Constructivist Beliefs (2.9 – 3.1)•Predominantly draw on TPK

•Communication (personal) – 60% daily/weekly•Web (personal) – 46% weekly•Productivity (educational) – 52% monthly•Creativity (pers/educ) – 38% monthly or less

Number & Types of Evidence in Rationales: Fall 2008

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Number & Types of Evidence in Rationales: Spring 2009

Research Snapshot: Cross-sectional Case Studies

Helena Yoon presents:

Data Collection

Instruments

Participants

Preservice teachers Novice TeachersIn 1st semester In 2nd semester In 3rd semester

Technology Skills and Attitude Survey

O O O

TPCK Survey O O O O

Documents

Instructors’

SyllabiO O O

Lesson Plan O O O O

Technology related documents related to school setting

O

Observation O O O

Interview O O O O

Anticipated Findings

Technology AttitudeTechnology Skills

Technology Knowledge

One to one Laptop infused Program

Research Snapshot: Special Education Certification

Minwook Ok presents:

Special Education Case Study

16 Participants Pre- & Post survey Observation Interview Lesson plan analysis Case study

Future

Continued Analysis and Publication Cohort comparisons Teacher cases Social networking

Expand Data Sources Expand Longitudinal Frame Establish cross-institution research

Doctoral dissertation 2011-2012 You?

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