Sentence examples for attitude computer from inspiring English sources

In addition to attitude, computer experience appears to exert only little influence on Jusur LMS utilization.

Gender, age, computer literacy, knowledge, good attitude, computer related skills, availability of computer in working place and home, past information technology experience, training access, and complexity of the system were the most determinant factors for readiness of health care professionals for EMR system.

Other self-developed instruments were used for the other remaining variables of attitudes, computer competence, workload management, social and family support, satisfaction, knowledge construction, technology quality, interactions, learning management system tools and resources and face-to-face support.

Possibly the problems in getting people online is not to do with their attitude to computers, but computers' attitude to them.

Divergers also had the lowest figures in terms of attitude to computer-aided diagnostics and computer skill.

Within the Accommodating group there was an even higher negative significant correlation (-.80, p <.001) between positive attitude to computer-aided diagnostics and computer anxiety.

Gender, knowledge, attitude, and computer related skills were the determinants of the presence of a relatively low readiness and utilization of the system.

Furthermore, the results also indicates, that although the 49 psychiatrists reported a positive attitude to computer-aided diagnostics, physicians with computer anxiety are less positive.

Prior research in health professions education has evaluated attitudes towards computers and computer-based learning primarily among medical students and nurses [ 3- 6] with few studies focused on resident trainees [ 7].

The results showed that participants possessed positive attitudes towards Computer Assisted English Language Learning (CAELL) and their attitudes and performance were found to be positively related.

Therefore, a significant effort has been made to develop K-12 interventions that improve girls' attitudes towards computer science and maintain their interest in computing through high school.