Construction of an instrument to measure student information and communication technology skills, experience and attitudes to e-learning
Construction of an instrument to measure student information and communication technology skills, experience and attitudes to e-learning
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10.1016/j.chb.2010.04.010
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2010-11
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A. Wilkinson;Julia Roberts;A. While
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A. Wilkinson;Julia Roberts;A. While
Over the past 20years self-report measures of healthcare students’ information and communication technology skills have been developed with limited validation. Furthermore, measures of student experience of e-learning emerged but were not repeatedly used with diverse populations. A psychometric approach with five phases was used to develop and test a new self-report measure of skills and experience with information and communication technology and attitudes to computers in education. Phase 1: Literature review and identification of key items. Phase 2: Development and refinement of items with expert panel (n=16) and students (n=3) to establish face and content validity. Phase 3: Pilot testing of draft instrument with graduate pre-registration nursing students (n=60) to assess administration procedures and acceptability of the instrument. Phase 4: Test–retest with further sample of graduate pre-registration nursing students (n=70) tested stability and internal consistency. Phase 5: Main study with pre-registration nursing students (n=458), further testing of internal consistency. The instrument proved to have moderate test–retest stability and the sub-scales had acceptable internal consistency. When used with a larger, more diverse population the psychometric properties were more variable. Further work is needed to refine the instrument with specific reference to possible cultural and linguistic response patterns and technological advances.