Computer Literacy with Skills of Seeking for Information Electronically among University Students

Computer Literacy with Skills of Seeking for Information Electronically among University Students

Computer Literacy; Skills; Seeking for Information; Electronically; University; Students

Computer literacy is an urgent necessity for university students, given the rapid development in the means of communication in which we live in this era, and the flow of abundant information. Mainly on the computer in all administrative and academic transactions, where first of all the registration for the semester is done through the computer. Computer culture has many characteristics and advantages that distinguish it from other sciences, including the concept of computer culture that cannot be defined absolutely, and it is difficult to define its levels, because the specifications of the computer-educated individual differ from one individual to another, and from time to time also, you find it a luxury in a country What, and you find it necessary in another country. In order to measure and know the level of computer culture among university students, a computerized scale of (40) items with five multiple-choice alternatives were built. In order to know that they have the skills of searching for information electronically, a computerized scale of (21) items were prepared, and a five-point Likert scale was adopted. Results showed that they have computer literacy and therefore they have skills of searching for information electronically at all.

Zainab Hazim Ibrahim

Ban Hassan Majeed

Lina Fouad Jawad

International Journal of Interactive Mobile Technologies (iJIM); Vol. 17 No. 07 (2023); pp. 47-57

1865-7923

International Association of Online Engineering (IAOE), Vienna, Austria

2023-04-05

Copyright (c) 2023 Haider TH.Salim ALRikabi, Ban Hassan Majeed , Zainab Hazim Ibrahim , Lina Fouad Jawad

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