E-Learning and Students' Motivation: A Research Study on the Effect of E-Learning on Higher Education
Samir Abou El-Seoud, Islam Taj-Eddin, Naglaa Seddiek, Mahmoud M. El-Khouly, Ann Nosseir
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Samir Abou El-Seoud, Islam Taj-Eddin, Naglaa Seddiek, Mahmoud M. El-Khouly, Ann Nosseir
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The information technology educational programs at most universities in Egypt face many obstacles that can be overcome using technology enhanced learning. An open source Moodle e-learning platform has been implemented at many universities in Egypt, as an aid to deliver e-content and to provide the institution with various possibilities for implementing asynchronous e-learning web-based modules. This paper shows that the use of interactive features of e-learning increases the motivation of the undergraduate students for the learning process.
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The information technology educational programs at most universities in Egypt face many obstacles that can be overcome using technology enhanced learning. An open source Moodle e-learning platform has been implemented at many universities in Egypt, as an aid to deliver e-content and to provide the institution with various possibilities for implementing asynchronous e-learning web-based modules. This paper shows that the use of interactive features of e-learning increases the motivation of the undergraduate students for the learning process.
Key concepts: Asynchronous learning, Computer science, Asynchronous communication, Process (computing), Educational technology, Institution, E learning, Experiential learning