"Instructional Technology Resistance Levels Among University Faculty" by Katie Glaze

Graduate Program

Technology

Degree Name

Master of Science (MS)

Semester of Degree Completion

2012

Thesis Director

R. Lance Hogan

Thesis Committee Member

Diana Wyatt

Thesis Committee Member

Bruce Barnard

Abstract

The purpose of the study was to contribute to a better understanding of resistance to instructional technology among university faculty. Siegel's (2008) Resistance to Instruction Technology questionnaire was employed to full-time faculty members working at a mid-west regional state university. Results from 226 respondents (37% of population) reported low levels of technology resistance. Further, respondents gave insight to their perceptions, attitudes, and actual use of instructional technology. Finally, recommendations for practitioners related resistance to instructional technology were discussed.

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