Needles, Haystacks, Filters and Me: The IT Confidence Dilemma

Abstract

As higher educators strengthen curricular attention to graduate capabilities, it becomes important to understand what students are experiencing as they engage with learning these capabilities. Using an information-technology unit as a focus, we report preliminary findings from an investigation of the different ways in which students experience information searching.

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