Identifying and Applying the Information Technology Competence Framework in an Online Teaching Environment
Thanh Chi Phan, Phuong Anh Le, Tien Minh Phan, Loc Phuoc Hoang, Hieu Thanh Le, Thanh Tu Ngo, Dung The Nguyen, Hung Van Tran
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Thanh Chi Phan, Phuong Anh Le, Tien Minh Phan, Loc Phuoc Hoang, Hieu Thanh Le, Thanh Tu Ngo, Dung The Nguyen, Hung Van Tran
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This study aims to identify the information technology (IT) competence framework to propose the requirements and procedures for use tools and resources in online teaching, and point out barriers to the application of IT in the online teaching environment. This study survey was conducted on sample space (n = 527) and 45 expert opinions. The reliability of the competence framework scale was calculated by using Cronbach's alpha and expert opinions. The experimental results demonstrated that the competencies in the experimental questionnaire were reliable. An overall alpha score for the pilot data was found at high (r = 0.792), which indicates a high reliability of the instrument. This study used the combination of qualitative and quantitative methods. The results will contribute to the theoretical and practical pedagogy of technology in education and online education.
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This study aims to identify the information technology (IT) competence framework to propose the requirements and procedures for use tools and resources in online teaching, and point out barriers to the application of IT in the online teaching environment. This study survey was conducted on sample space (n = 527) and 45 expert opinions. The reliability of the competence framework scale was calculated by using Cronbach's alpha and expert opinions. The experimental results demonstrated that the competencies in the experimental questionnaire were reliable. An overall alpha score for the pilot data was found at high (r = 0.792), which indicates a high reliability of the instrument. This study used the combination of qualitative and quantitative methods. The results will contribute to the theoretical and practical pedagogy of technology in education and online education.
Key concepts: Cronbach's alpha, Competence (human resources), Likert scale, Knowledge management, Medical education, Computer science, Psychology, Medicine