What is Multitasking

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When a person is engaged in two or more tasks at the same time. Learn more in: How Digital Distractions Influence Learner Information Processing

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The act of rapidly switching between different activities on one device or on multiple devices/media. Learn more in: Mobile Phone Multitasking and Learning

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Attempts to parcel or divide attention between or among two or more tasks. In the context of cyberloafing, this would entail attempting to engage in recreational activity at the same time one is immersed in a workplace project. Learn more in: Cyberloafing and Constructive Recreation

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Performing two or more tasks concurrently, in rapid alternation or rapid sequence. Learn more in: Time Orientation and Media Use: The Rise of the Device and the Changing Nature of Our Time Perception

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The apparent performance that users of mICTs have to simultaneously handle more than one task. Learn more in: Mobile Technostress

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Computer’s capability to perform more than one task at the same time, switching from task to task quickly and seamlessly, although it is processing only one instruction at a time. Learn more in: Embedded Control System Design for Inverted Pendulum Type Mobile Robots Based on High-Level Petri Nets

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It refers to the performance of more than one task at the same time. Learn more in: From Digital Distraction to Digital Motivation: Utopia or Reality

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It’s a quality of an employee, who is an expert is diversified areas of operation, an organization demands. Learn more in: Skill India Mission Programme in the Hospitality Management for Quality Products and Services

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Attempts to parcel or divide attention between or among two or more tasks. In the context of cyberloafing, this would entail attempting to engage in recreational activity at the same time one is immersed in a workplace project. Learn more in: Cyberloafing and Constructive Recreation