Cognitive Style and attitudes towards using online learning and assessment methods

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Abstract

The studies described in this paper sought to investigate several forms of online learning and assessment methods in terms their efficacy in facilitating student learning. The studies also sought to investigate how participants rated each method. Attitudes toward computer-assisted learning were not related to performance on each of the online methods employed, whereas some relationships were noted between cognitive styles and online learning and assessment. Finally, evaluation feedback from participants indicated that each online task was rated positively. Implications of the findings for further implementation of online instructional methods are discussed.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)21-28
JournalThe Electronic Journal of e-Learning
Volume1
Issue number1
Publication statusPublished - 2003

Keywords

  • cognitive style
  • literature search
  • online discussion
  • online assessment
  • online courses
  • electronic learning
  • educational technology
  • technology uses in education
  • student attitudes
  • computer assisted instruction
  • undergraduate students
  • attitude measures
  • correlation
  • computer attitudes
  • scores
  • statistical analysis
  • questionnaires

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