Submitting Campus
Worldwide
Department
Graduate Studies
Document Type
Presentation without Video
Publication/Presentation Date
7-28-2022
Abstract/Description
Virtual learning opportunities in computing and information technology courses are designed to facilitate the development of critical thinking skills, positive learning outcomes and increased problem-solving abilities. However, before engaging students in activities to increase their problem-solving skills, researchers need to understand the influence of virtual courses on students’ problem-solving perceptions since perceptions influence performance. This study is an analysis of women’s perceptions of their problem solving confidence, style and personal control before and after their participation in online courses within the Network Enterprise Administration Certificate program that was embedded as a specialized track leading towards the Networking Systems Technology Associate Degree program in the Florida College System.
Sponsorship/Conference/Institution
National Science Foundation
Number of Pages
25
Scholarly Commons Citation
Luthi, K., Friend, E., & Tucker-Blackmon, A. (2022). Women’s Perceptions Of Problem-Solving In a Virtual Learning Environment. , (). Retrieved from https://commons.erau.edu/publication/1948
Included in
Gender Equity in Education Commons, Online and Distance Education Commons, Science and Mathematics Education Commons
