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Martin, K. (2005). Self-efficacy as an evaluation measure for programs in support of online learning literacies for undergraduates. The Internet and higher education, 8(4), 307-322.
Martin, K. "Self-efficacy as an evaluation measure for programs in support of online learning literacies for undergraduates." The Internet and higher education 8.4 (2005): 307-322.
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K Martin - The Internet and higher education, 2005 - Elsevier

Self-efficacy as an evaluation measure for programs in support of online learning literacies for undergraduates.

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This study evaluated an intervention for building undergraduates' technological literacies for higher education in support of use of the learning management system and desktop applications. Self-efficacy scores between a control group and a treatment group were compared. Relationships between scores and demographic/experiential variables were also analyzed. The study failed to find (with limited strengths) significant differences between control and treatment. Differences between exempted and control students were found …

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