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Edited by Dr. Lynne Schrum, University of Utah
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Volume 36 Number 3
Spring 2004
Educator Attitudes Toward Electronic Grading
Software
Nicholas J. Migliorino
Tahlequah High School, Tahlequah, Oklahoma
Jeffrey Maiden
University of Oklahoma
Abstract
An instrument was administered to a sample of
educators in two suburban school districts in the Midwestern United
States. The purpose was to gauge the attitudes toward electronic grade
book systems, and to ascertain the relationship between attitude and
chronological age, years of teaching experience, years of computer
experience, and gender. The study also compared the attitudes of
teachers with those of administrators.
Contributors
Nicholas J. Migliorino is principal of Tahlequah High School,
located in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. He also is an adjunct professor for the
University of Central Oklahoma. Dr. Migliorino earned his PhD at the
University of Oklahoma, focusing on technology in educational
administration, curriculum, and supervision. Dr. Migliorino’s research
interests are typically of the action research type. Specific research
interests include the use of instructional technology in schools
(focusing on effective teacher and students usage). He currently teaches
Administrative Technology, which is designed to help future school
administrators effectively utilize technology in their schools as
instructional leaders.
Jeffrey Maiden is an associate professor in the Department of
Educational Leadership and Policy Studies at the University of Oklahoma.
Dr. Maiden earned his PhD at the University of Florida, majoring in
educational leadership with a minor in educational research and testing.
Dr. Maiden’s research interests are focused on issues related technology
leadership in education (planning, implementing, and evaluating). He
teaches basic and advanced courses in educational technology leadership
as well as education finance and business administration.
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Contact
Jeffrey Maiden, PhD,
Associate Professor
Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies
University of Oklahoma
820 Van Vleet Oval
Norman, OK 73019
maiden@ou.edu
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