英文摘要 |
This study aims to understand antecedents and influences of the use of smartphones in classroom to students. An effective sample of total 306 (male: 50.3%; female: 49.7%) was retrieved by the use of smartphones in class of group norms scale, the use of smartphones in class of attitude scale, and the use of smartphones in class influence scales. The research results are as follows: 1) college students spend 21.61 minutes on average to use smartphones in each class; 2) the use of smartphones in classroom group norms have significant predictive effects on attitudes, the effect of personal influence and the negative effect of personal learning; 3) the use of smartphones in classroom attitudes have significant predictive effects on the use behavior of smartphones, the effect of personal influence and the negative effect of personal learning. Based on the results, this paper proposes suggestions for college teachers and future studies. |