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         <description><![CDATA[<div>What is the trend in the methodology of research in Instructional Technology?</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2018-11-11 07:06:13 UTC</pubDate>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>What are some of the research concerns discussed  by Ross?</div><ul><li>Determining the effects of technology compared to traditional models of instruction (Morrison, Ross, Kemp, &amp; Kalman, 2010). </li><li>The impact and quality of educational technology research  (Nolen， 2009) </li><li>A trend over the past two decades showing a decline in the quantity of experimental studies conducted on educational interventions, including those involving technology (Hsieh et al., 2005; Levin, 2004; Ross &amp; Morrison, 2008). </li><li> Examines the efficacy of computer-based tools and products for applications within specific contexts (Barab, 2006; Richey &amp; Klein, 2008). </li><li> Highly controlled basic-research studies of cognitive processes induced from interactions with computers (e.g., Kaufman, 2004; Lee, Lim, &amp; Grabowski, 2008)</li><li>Descriptive and exploratory studies of how learners use information and communication technologies as educational tools (Greenhow, Robelia, &amp; Hughes, 2009)</li><li>Contextually-specific “design-based research” studies of how particular technology products function in certain environments (Richey &amp; Klein; 2008; van den Akker &amp; Kuiper, 2008)</li><li>Applied research on solving specific problems that face major education providers in our society, such as schools and training organizations (see, e.g., Karr, Weck, Sunal, &amp; Cook, 2003; Ringstaff &amp; Kelly, 2002; Ross, Lowther, Wang, Strahl, &amp; McDonald, 2004) </li></ul>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>What are some of the research concerns discussed by Ross?<br><br></div><div>The past and present research trends -<br><br></div><div>(a) varied conceptions of “effective” technology uses in classroom instruction as topics for research, </div><div>(b) historical trends in research approaches and topics of inquiry;</div><div>(c) alternative research designs for balancing internal (rigor) and external (relevance) validity; and (d) suggested directions for future research.</div><div> <br><br></div><div> <br><br></div><div>What is the trend in the methodology of research in Instructional Technology?</div><div><br>Mixed Methods Designs (quantitative methods and qualitative methods）. The qualitative and quantitative data collected for cohort 1 (quasi-experimental) and cohort 2 (random control) consisted of classroom observations, teacher and technology coach surveys, student problem-solving and technology performance assessments, principal and technology coach interviews, teacher focus groups, school-developed technology benchmarks, and student achievement analysis for mathematics and reading/language arts.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>What are some of the research concerns discussed by Ross?<br>1. Determining the effects of technology compared to traditional models of instruction.<br>2. Characterized educational technology in schooling.<br>3. The impact and quality of educational technology.<br>4. The efficacy of computer-based tools and products for applications within specific contexts.<br>5. Highly controlled basic-research studies of cognitive processes induced from interactions with computers.<br>6. Descriptive and exploratory studies of how learners use information and communication technologies as educational tools.<br>7. Contextually-specific “design-based research” studies of how particular technology products function in certain environments.<br>8. pplied research on solving specific problems that face major education providers in our society, such as schools and training organizations .<br><br>What is the trend in the methodology of research in Instructional Technology?<br>1. Experimental designs<br>a) True experiment<br>b) Quasi experiment (randomized quasi experiment, matched quasi experiment, causal comparative, regression continuity, interrupted time series, correlational)<br>2. Mixed methods designs  </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>What is the trend in the methodology of research in Instructional Technology?<br>1. Experimental designs<br>a) True experiment<br>b) Qualitativeexperiment <br>2. Mixed methods designs  </div>]]></description>
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