The use of digital technology for technical learners: A teaching and learning view

Abstract

Students today, sometimes referred to as the
"digital generation," employ an impressive
array of electronic resources in a number of
contexts. The findings presented here,
however, suggest that pupils may benefit
from the use of additional old-fashioned
instructional technology. Course-learning
technology provided by colleges is used by
instructors, though. Besides this probable
incongruity between loving professors and
students, the survey found enormous
differences in preferences and usage
throughout disciplines, particularly between
students and instructors of business and
economics as well as the fine arts.
Instructional technology, digital technology,
teaching, learning, and digital natives are
some of the subjects covered in this course.