Factors that enhance virtual education in a Post-Covid stage

Abstract

Student-student interaction, Student-instructor interaction, Student-content interaction, Self-efficacy in the use of the Internet, Self-regulated Learning and Satisfaction Satisfaction about the virtual course. The results showed that most of the students (stratified sample n = 3604, Age M = 20.49, SD ± 0.552, Min = 18, Max = 28) presented high levels of satisfaction in the online courses and more than 80% of the participants expressed their willingness to continue studying under the virtual modality. The factors of self-efficacy in the use of the Internet and the interaction of the student-instructor showed positive and significant correlations (p < 0.05) with respect to student satisfaction under the virtual modality, in addition, the older participants presented more satisfaction than the younger subjects younger. On the other hand, the gender of the participants, their employability status and their age range no show significant differences (p > 0.05) as to scores obtained.