Table of Contents:
  • The digital identity of the Z generation and their use of digital technology / Gul Kadan, Neriman Aral
  • From digital distraction to digital motivation: utopia or reality / MariÌ?a PeÌ?rez-JuaÌ?rez, Javier Aguiar-PeÌ?rez, Javier Del-Pozo-VelaÌ?zquez, Miguel Alonso-Felipe
  • The role of self-regulation in experiences of digital distraction in college classrooms / Daniel le Roux, Douglas Parry
  • Digital distractions, note-taking, and student learning / Jeffrey Kuznekoff
  • Defining terms and selecting metaphors to understand technology in the classroom : a semantical discussion / Joe Martin
  • Smartphone-induced digital distractions : using social cognitive theory and self-regulate learning to frame the challenge / Kendall Hartley
  • Student perspectives on distraction and engagement in the synchronous remote classroom / Noah Cowit, Lecia Barker
  • Dividing attention and metacognition / Yaoping Peng, Jonathan Tullis
  • Understanding and reacting to the digital distraction phenomenon in college classrooms / Abraham Flanigan, Wayne Babchuk, Jackie Kim
  • Using mobile devices and applications in math and statistics classes : two empirical studies / Chih-hsuan Wang, David Shannon, Anastasia Elder, Xi Lin, Kim Walters
  • Disrupting the college classroom experience : avoiding technology pitfalls / Kelly Torres
  • A mobile learning environment system infrastructure (MoLE-SI) / Pedro Arce, Andea Arce-Trigatti, Marbin Pazos-Revilla, Joself Biernacki
  • Learning in the face of digital distractions: empowering students to practice self-regulated learning / Anna Brady, Yeo-eun Kim, Jacqueline von Spiegel
  • How digital distractions influence learners' information processing / Tiphaine Colliot
  • Understanding digital distraction and self-regulation for college students' learning in a digital era / Chih-hsuan Wang, Yan Dai, Sangah Lee, Jianwei Dong.