LEARNING THE LANGUAGE OF DIGITAL RESIDENTS (DRS): A NATURALIZATION FORMULA FOR DIGITAL VISITORS (DVS)

  • Cheta Williams Department of Curriculum Studies and Educational Technology. University of Port Harcourt. Nigeria, West Africa
  • Gladys Charles-Ogan Department of Curriculum Studies and Educational Technology. University of Port Harcourt. Nigeria, West Africa

Abstract

The empirically survey design study was aimed at ascertaining how four hundred (400) Digital Visitors (DVs) in four (4) higher institutions in Nigeria now speak the language of the Digital Residents (DRs). A major finding was that it was not necessarily the educational training they had but such other measures as; ownership of personal computer (PC) and other information and communications technology (ICT) tools, personal development or periodic training, hands-on experience approach, passion for ICT tools/devices demonstration approach by experts and regular access to ICT tools/devices. The recommendations made were tied direct and drawn from these measures. The training of educators should not be a more advocacy of ICT integration but should emphasize application if the educators must be abreast of simple operational lint of ICT tools.

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Published
2015-02-27
How to Cite
Williams, C., & Charles-Ogan, G. (2015). LEARNING THE LANGUAGE OF DIGITAL RESIDENTS (DRS): A NATURALIZATION FORMULA FOR DIGITAL VISITORS (DVS). European Scientific Journal, ESJ, 11(4). Retrieved from https://eujournal.org/index.php/esj/article/view/5152