Differences between enrolled in an integrated course and did not in TPACK and technology integration for preservice teachers

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Liu, S.H. (2011). Differences between enrolled in an integrated course and did not in TPACK and technology integration for preservice teachers. In Proceedings of Global TIME 2011 (pp. 171-176). AACE.
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Global TIME (Global TIME) 2011
Online,
February 22, 2011
AACE

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Shih-Hsiung Liu, National Changhua University of Education, Taiwan

Abstract

Technology integration is increasingly important for preservice teachers. However, preservice teachers still lack sufficient understanding due to isolated courses in teacher education programs. This study aims to explore the differences between preservice teachers who enrolled in an integrated course and those who did not in technological, pedagogical and content knowledge (TPACK) and technology integration implementation during participating in school-based field practice. The integrated course, consisting of various teaching tasks about TPACK, was arranged as an elective course. One year afterward, 401 preservice teachers, including 159 preservice teachers who enrolled in the integrated course, were invited to fill out a validated questionnaire. The analytical results, by applying ANOVA and t-test statistical methods, indicate that the integrated course is effective for promoting preservice teachers’ knowledge and implementation about technology integration, while teaching fields which they majored in as students does not differ

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