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Music teachers and technology: An investigation of personal innovativeness, computer anxiety, and technological proficiency
This study investigated the potential for music teachers to serve as opinion leaders in the implementation of technology in the elementary and secondary school setting. Three hundred randomly selected K-12 music teachers in Iowa were surveyed as to their perceptions of self-innovativeness, computer
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