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- 1. The Integration of Technology in Education: An Analytical Review of the Literature William Gibb
- 2. “ Integration of information and communication technologies (ICTs) enhances the quality of education by helping teachers to do their job and helping students learn more effectively” 1.Goktas, Yildirim, & Yildirim, p. 193, (2009).
- 3. Overview Description of Studies Findings Conclusions Implications Limitations
- 4. Inclusion Criteria Exclusion Criteria Integration/Use/ Adoption Not general using computers Not adoption of teaching styles Technology, Information and Computer Technology (ICT) Information technology (IT) These must be related to integration Education / Teaching Not general education and teaching
- 5. Journals Used in the Analysis Total of 15 peer reviewed journals 4 Open access journals 11 Paid subscription journals
- 6. Countries 2 7 1 1 1 1 1 1
- 7. Participants and Context Professors/instructors, student teachers and administrators in Universities and Colleges; 6 studies 1,3,214,4,6 Teachers and administrators in elementary and/or secondary schools; 9 studies 8,7,13,12,9,5,15,11,10
- 8. Data Acquisition Questionnaires 1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,10,12,13,14,15 Interviews 3,1,8,9,2,4,11,10 Observation 8,9,6,11,10 Document analysis 2,4,6 Case study 9,4
- 9. Data Analysis Questionnaires : Descriptive statistics, path analysis, equation modeling, Interviews ; Content and Thematic analysis; Observation ; Identified themes Document analysis ; Textual analysis Case studies ; Thematic descriptions
- 10. Overview Description of Studies Findings Conclusions Implications Limitations
- 11. Findings
- 18. Conclusions
- 19. Implications 1
- 20. Implications 2
- 21. Limitations
- 22. Strengths
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