A Study on Factors Influencing Teachers' Willingness to Use Commercial Online Games in School
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The purpose of this study is to find out what factors influence teachers' willingness to use commercial online games in school and how each factor affects teachers' willingness to use commercial online games. Participants were elementary, middle and high school teachers, school counselors and professional counselors across the country in South Korea. Face-to-face survey was performed and a total of 236 data were analyzed. An analysis of teachers' willingness to use commercial online games according to their demographic characteristics showed that female teachers are less willing to use commercial online games than men. Older and longer-experienced teachers have been found to be less willing to use commercial online games in school. Multiple regression analysis was conducted to find out which factors affected teachers' willingness to use commercial online games in school. As a result, it was confirmed that teachers' openness, awareness of the benefits of digital game, and teachers' ability to digital media use have positive influence on teacher's willingness to use commercial online game in school. This study revealed the key factors that promote teachers' willingness to use commercial online games with educational potential in teaching and student guidance.
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The purpose of this study is to find out what factors influence teachers' willingness to use commercial online games in school and how each factor affects teachers' willingness to use commercial online games. Participants were elementary, middle and high school teachers, school counselors and professional counselors across the country in South Korea. Face-to-face survey was performed and a total of 236 data were analyzed. An analysis of teachers' willingness to use commercial online games according to their demographic characteristics showed that female teachers are less willing to use commercial online games than men. Older and longer-experienced teachers have been found to be less willing to use commercial online games in school. Multiple regression analysis was conducted to find out which factors affected teachers' willingness to use commercial online games in school. As a result, it was confirmed that teachers' openness, awareness of the benefits of digital game, and teachers' ability to digital media use have positive influence on teacher's willingness to use commercial online game in school. This study revealed the key factors that promote teachers' willingness to use commercial online games with educational potential in teaching and student guidance.
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