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Achieving Focus, Engagement, and Acceptance: Three Phases of Adapting to Internet Use AFFECTIVE AND COGNITIVE PROCESSES WHILE LEARNING THE INTERNET Diane Nahl Department of Computer and Information Science Leon James Department of Psychology University of Hawaii (c)1995 ABSTRACT A group of 20 college seniors were enrolled in a seminar on "The Social Psychology of Learning Internet." They were all novices at telecommunications though the majority described themselves as comfortable at using a wordprocessor or searching the online library catalog. Students received no individual or group instruction but were directed to the computer lab where they had access to lab attendants for help with logon procedures. In actuality, they had to rely on independent trial and error experimentation and on the use of online Help on Internet and UNIX. Weekly two-hour class discussions were used to assign homework, hand in reports, share information, solve individual problems, build solidarity, and maintain a high level of motivation. Biweekly lab reports were required consisting of the self-witnessing notes students kept of each Internet session to which they scheduled themselves at the computer lab. These formative journal entries left a copious trail of objective data on the affective and cognitive behaviors of novice end-users learning to navigate Internet over a three-month period. Content analysis of archived records showed (a), the importance of group facilitation and solidarity in overcoming initial bewilderment and affective resistance, quickly followed by acceptance and enthusiasm; and (b), a specification of the range of cognitive acquisition in a few weeks of experience regarding access, operation, navigation, and searching. A taxonomic inventory was derived from the leraner reports listing three levels of affective and cognitive acquisitions (skills and errors) making up the process of becoming a regular user of Internet.

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COMMUNITY SERVICE NEWS Vol. 7, No. 6 March 2004 THINK SPRING! THINK SERVICE! UPCOMING COMMUNITY SERVICE ACTIVITIES March 5 Circle K Chuck-E-Cheese Outing March 6 Special Olympics Basketball Tournament March 12 Empty Bowls Charity Dinner March 8 - 12 Imagine Food Drive March 15 Open House for the Community Service Neighborhood Resource Office March 26 Circle K Kar Wash March 26 Relay for Life Spaghetti Dinner CONGRATS TO VWC CIRCLE K FOR DISTRICT RECOGNITIONS - The Circle K Club of Virginia Wesleyan College received numerous awards at the Circle K District Convention this past month in Lynchburg. The Club won the District Continuing Service Award, second place Club Achievement and third place in the Scrapbook category. Current President Jessica Tibbetts was also elected Lt. Governor of the Tidewater 64 Division of Circle K. Members Tibbetts and Erin Banner received the King Crab Award for having more than 100 hours of community service, and the Club received an award for averaging at least 30 service hours per member. IMAGINE FOOD DRIVE - MARCH 8 TO 12, 2004: Linda DeRosa, Kimberly Shumate, Beth Boyd, Matt Pace and Erica Clarke will be collected non-perishable food items for their trip to the Rising Hope United Methodist Mission Church during Spring Break. The constituents of this facility are in desperate need of food and toiletry items. The Imagine team will have a table set in the Grille during this week as well as boxes for collection in various campus offices. For more information or how you can help, please contact Linda DeRosa at ljderosa@vwc.edu.

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