Time for Digital Detox: Misuse Of Mobile Technology And Phubbing

作者: Naciye Guliz Ugur , Tugba Koc

DOI: 10.1016/J.SBSPRO.2015.06.491

关键词: DistractionBlackboard (design pattern)Class (computer programming)CheatingSample (statistics)Medical educationMobile technologyPhonePsychologyLearning experienceAdvertising

摘要: With the expansion of the technology, people–especially the students-have a vast array of e-communication tools at their fingertips and feel as appertained to them. Current researches have estimated that 100% of university students have their own mobile phones and all of them bring their devices to the courses. Minority of the students use their smartphones to enhance learning, such as to look up pertaining information about the lesson, take pictures of information on the blackboard; however majority of them use smartphones for personal …

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