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For instance, controlled approaches are applied to digital media activities. Hence, this literature review is relevant for those college teachers interested in digital literacy and its appropriate application in college classrooms. Existing studies concerning digital literacy in higher education focus on minoligual settings. For instance, Ng (2012), Greene, Yu & Copeland (2014), Lai & Hong (2015), and Chun Meng Tang, & Lee Yen Chaw (2016) who explore digital nativeness, Hicks & Turner, (2013) and Lea & Jones (2011) explored digital, or Ndawula et al., (2012) and Slechtova (2015) who examined students attutides toward technology in educational settings. Their studies are briefly described below.
COM10003 Learning and Communicating Online Assignment 3: Reflective Essay The technology of social networking sites has established online collaboration tools and created opportunities for students to utilise the vast amount of communication tools for completion of their work. (Weaver et al., 2010). Throughout this unit I have developed skills to use and evaluate online sources of information not only for academic purposes but for social and personal interests too. The purpose of this paper is to reflect on my experiences from this unit by discussing how I have developed skills in finding, using and evaluating online sources of information for academic purposes. The scope of this paper will begin by discussing how my use of online sources has developed over the period of the course.
Speaking to a counselor is also a good idea before enrolling in your first fully online course. To contact a counselor, please see the Counseling Page MSJC Online Resources: Go to the MSJC Online Learning webpage at: http://msjconline.com/
Week 1—System Request 1 Use this system request template and complete the SRS system request. System Request— The Student Records System (SRS) Project sponsor: The School of Prosperity (SoP) Business Need: This system would allow students to handle their own class registrations from any location that has an Internet connection. The SRS would also allow staff to maintain student body records, courses, and scheduled online and face-to-face classes offered for those courses as well. Business Requirements: • Must be internet accessible. • Must allow staff to maintain student body records, courses, and scheduled online and face-to-face classes offered for those courses.
James Peterson (00530244) FYEX 1000-First Year Experience Unit 2-myLakeland Assignment Quicktools: 1) Student email: Communications between Professors, Students and the University. 2) Schedule it: Very useful in scheduling sessions regarding tutoring. 3) Blackboard: Allows Professors to add resources for students to access online, (i.e. PowerPoint and videos), to enhance teaching and learning efforts. 4) Degree Tracker: Very useful in regards in keeping track of my classes needed to complete my degree of choice in a timely manner.
Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC Honors Theses University Honors Program 5-1-2002 The Relations Between Parenting Styles and Juvenile Delinquency Misty Wittenborn Recommended Citation Wittenborn, Misty, "The Relations Between Parenting Styles and Juvenile Delinquency" (2002). Honors Theses. Paper 266. http://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/uhp_theses/266 This Dissertation/Thesis is brought to you for free and open access by the University Honors Program at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in Honors Theses by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact jnabe@lib.siu.edu.
The next article came from the Journal of Interactive Online Learning, a short titled "Perceptions of Academic Honesty in Online vs. Face-to-Face Classrooms" by Michael Spaulding, professor at the University of Tennessee–Martin. It was published December 1, 2009, and peer-reviewed, as well. I found in with the keywords "online academic honesty," on EBSCOhost. The article described the results of a survey that tallied the frequency and environment students committed academic dishonesty, and the circumstances in which students believed other students were likely to participate in academic dishonesty. The results suggested that students taking
Dr. Larry D. Rosen of the California State University psychology department has been studying the effects of technology on people for more than 25 years. Rosen’s study “Poke Me: How Social Networks Can Both Help and Harm Our Kids” brought about worrying information on social networking. Adolescents and young adults who are tirelessly logged on to Facebook are prone to show psychological disorders, such as mania, paranoia, aggressive tendencies and amplified alcohol use. Research has also shown that social networking sites can be very addictive. The addictive nature of social media leads to eating disorders, obesity, heart problems, sleep disorders, and other pertinent health issues.
DEPARTMENT: BACHELOR OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COURSE: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CLASS: YEAR 2, SEMESTER 2 ASSIGNMENT NUMBER: ONE ASSIGNMENT TITLE: COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY LECTURER: MISS THANDIWE MATAYATAYA BLANTYRE INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY PRIVATE BAG 98 BLANTYRE DATE: 28/02/2013 STUDENT: Mavuto Kholowa Participatory Development Initiatives P.O. Box 19, MACHINGA CELL: 0881423454/0999609007 EMAIL:vuto.mmc@gmail.com/mavutokholowa@yahoo.com Community psychology is a broad field of psychological study that examines the relationships of individuals within a community, the relationships of individuals to the whole community, and the relationship between a community and society as a whole (Orford, J. 1992). It is concerned with social systems and the well-being of individuals in the community set up. Community Psychologists play different roles in a community such as activism, promote individual mental and social growth, empowerment, counselling, rehabilitating deviant individuals, support and promotion of welfare, act as community change agents and provide support to disaster responses.