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In the last two decades or so, we have witnessed the clunky transformation of early computers into ultra mobile computing devices (UMPCs), elegant smart phones, PDAs, and iPods alike. As computers morphed into tiny but powerful mobile devices, we...

No two students are alike and novice teachers often struggle to adapt their classrooms to fit the needs of all students. Approximately 50 percent of new public school teachers quit after 5 years of teaching (National Education Association, 2008)....

: As mobile technologies become increasingly ubiquitous, personalized, penetrating and transforming to our everyday cultural practices and space, interest continues to grow among educators as they look for ways to use the benefits of mobile devices...

This qualitative study focused on instructors who taught a re-designed, undergraduate technology-based course using a narrative driven, problem-based learning approach at a major university. Using Alternative Reality Gaming and Problem-based...

Helping college students to deal with real-world problems in complex and dynamic situations who can make reasoned and reflective decisions, is one of the essential goals for higher education. When students take responsibility for managing their own...

Abstract: This paper is a report on the validation of a new version of the Computer Attitude Questionnaire (CAQ) which is an instrument for measurement of student attitudes toward computers (comfort and learning with), empathy, creativity, and...

Primary sources enable students to participate in the values and attitudes of the past and touch the lives of people whom history is written about. The Internet is a virtual gateway to an abundance of online educational resources: primary source...