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Feb 12, 2019 · As per prior studies, students still reported taking notes in classrooms, and as important, students reported flexibility in their note-taking by (a) using a notebook or a laptop depending...
As per prior studies, students still reported taking notes in classrooms, and as important, students reported flexibility in their note-taking by (a) using a notebook or a laptop depending on course demands and (b) often deciding not to take notes in online courses.
Jun 1, 2019 · We aimed to answer four questions: why do students take notes, how do students take notes, what do students experience during class, and have students’ self-reported note-taking and classroom experiences changed? Minimal differences were observed regarding why current and former students take notes.
- Amber E. Witherby, Sarah K. Tauber
- 2019
Reasons to Use Digital Notebooks. Paperless. Students work directly in the file. Preservation of ideas and references. Improvement in student writing skills. Allows for creativity. Infuse technology. Access anywhere. Functionality is similar to paper and pencil notebook (Knight, 2015).
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Jul 12, 2024 · We find that students’ decisions about when and how to take digital notes are multi-faceted and change over time, responding to three interrelated aspects of the university learning environment: (1) perceived social pressure, (2) lecture content, delivery, and future assessment, and (3) affordances of digital technologies.
STUDENT NOTE-TAKING SKILLS (OR LACK THEREOF...) importance of the process is just the first step towards success. Unfortunately, student notes are often inaccurate or incomplete, especially when recording diagrams, figures, equations, and other cruc.
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The concept of a participatory culture of the Internet can be a useful tool in two ways: 1) addressing the digital imperative by further develop-ing teachers’ and students’ technology awareness and dexterity; and 2) maximizing student expertise and promote teacher-learner collaboration.
