The Relationship Between Pre-Service Teachers’ Digital Technology Competencies and Their Attitudes Towards Artificial Intelligence

This quantitative study examines the relationship between pre-service teachers’ digital technology competencies and their attitudes toward artificial intelligence (AI). Data were collected from 260 participants using relevant scales. Results indicate a significant positive relationship between digital competencies and AI attitudes, highlighting the importance of digital training in teacher education.

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Pedagogika
Published
2026-03-11
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https://doi.org/10.15823/p.2025.160.8
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Digital literacy in education
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The Relationship Between Pre-Service Teachers’ Digital Technology Competencies and Their Attitudes Towards Artificial Intelligence

Osman Titrek, Cemile Yaşa, Nermin Dingin
Pedagogika
Digital literacy in education
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The Relationship Between Pre-Service Teachers’ Digital Technology Competencies and Their Attitudes Towards Artificial Intelligence

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Abstract

This quantitative study examines the relationship between pre-service teachers’ digital technology competencies and their attitudes toward artificial intelligence (AI). Data were collected from 260 participants using relevant scales. Results indicate a significant positive relationship between digital competencies and AI attitudes, highlighting the importance of digital training in teacher education.

PedagogikaVol. 160(4)
Sakarya University (TR)
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