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LEADERSHIP BEHAVIOR AND TECHNOLOGY ACTIVITIES:THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRINCIPALS AND TECHNOLOGY USE IN SCHOOLS
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Title
LEADERSHIP
BEHAVIOR
AND
TECHNOLOGY
ACTIVITIES:THE
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
PRINCIPALS
AND
TECHNOLOGY
USE
IN
SCHOOLS
Author
Page-Jones, Alexandra
Keywords
Technology
Educational Technology
Leadership
Abstract
The
purpose
of
study
was to
investigate
the
use
of
technology
in
schools
and the
influence
of the
principal
on
technology
use.
The
technology
activities
of
principals
along
with the
school
technology
outcomes
perceived
by their
faculty
were
described
and
analyzed
to
discover
if there was a
relationship
between
and
among
them.
This
study
investigated
technology
related
leadership
behavior
exhibited
by
principals
in
terms
of
NETS-A
technology
standards
for
administrators
, and how their
leadership
behavior
affected
or
predicted
the
multiple
ways
that
technology
was
used
throughout
a
school.The
population
for this
study
was
composed
of
principals
and
instructional
faculty
from
public
schools
in
Collier
County
,
Florida.
Principals
completed
the
Principal
Technology
Leadership
Assessment
Survey
to
establish
leadership
behavior
according
to the
NETS-A
standards;
faculty
completed
the
School
Technology
Outcomes
survey
to
identify
technology
use
in
schools.
The
numerous
uses
of
technology
were
structured
into
three
levels:
administrative
and
management
tasks
(organizational
technology
outcomes)
,
planning
and
delivery
of
instruction
(instructional
technology
outcomes)
, and
use
by
students
for
completing
assignments
(educational
technology
outcomes).
Survey
results
revealed
strong
technology
leadership
behaviors
and
extensive
and
variety
use
of
technology
in
schools.
Analysis
of the
survey
results
supported
the
null
hypothesis
that there was
no
relationship
between
the
technology
behavior
of
educational
leaders
and the
use
of
technology
by
faculty
members
in their
schools.
Adviser
Bozeman, William
Publisher
University
of
Central
Florida
Degree
Ed.D.
Degree Discipline
Department of Educational Research, Technology and Leadership
Degree Grantor
Education
Degree Program
Curriculum and Instruction EdD
Graduation Date
2008-01-01
Type
Doctoral dissertation
Access Level
Public - Allow Worldwide Access
Release Date
2009-04-01
Repository
University Archives
Repository Collection
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Identifier
CFE0002162
Access Link
http://purl.fcla.edu/fcla/etd/CFE0002162
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