University virtual learning environment (UVLe) and intellectual behaviors of teachers and students
College
Br. Andrew Gonzalez FSC College of Education
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Source Title
Japanese Education Media Conference
First Page
170
Last Page
171
Publication Date
10-2005
Abstract
Realizing that education has been evolving because of technology and many communication tools have eliminated boundaries between people and information, the University Virtual Learning Environment (UVLe) was launched last November 13, 2000. Its main function is to serve as a course management system for University of the Philippines-Diliman. Benjamin Blooms in 1956 identified six (6) levels within the cognitive domain and intellectual behaviors. The study was conducted to: 1) determine the intellectual behaviors exhibited by teachers and students' vis-a-vis UVLe; 2) assess the correlation between these intellectual behaviors; and 3) identify the variables that contribute to level of these intellectual behaviors. It employed the descriptive research method. The framework of the study is anchored on Simpson's (2000) and Blewett and Sigh's (2003) theories.
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Recommended Citation
Pitagan, F. B. (2005). University virtual learning environment (UVLe) and intellectual behaviors of teachers and students. Japanese Education Media Conference, 170-171. Retrieved from https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/12835
Disciplines
Computer Sciences | Educational Technology
Keywords
Educational technology; Web-based instruction; Learning, Psychology of
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