The students’ evaluation of the E-support in the full time form of study

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The assessment of the e-learning courses as supportive tools for a blended learning environment is important for making the courses more useful and effective. A questionnaire survey based on a multiple criteria model (HELAM) was developed and applied to 536 students in the full time form of study. The evaluated courses were based on the LMS Moodle system. The statistical analysis showed generally high satisfaction of the users with the courses. Some problems were found in the communication between the students and the teachers. The most important negative influence can have the low motivation of students who are ready to work at the minimal extent, only to pass the exam. Subsequent test dealt with differences in answers of students from different branch of study, different year, men and women. Dependency of the answers on gender was not statistically significant. The most remarkable differences in the e-learning courses evaluation were found for the groups of students from the second and third year.

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Jindrová, A., Vydrová, H. V., & Dömeová, L. (2013). The students’ evaluation of the E-support in the full time form of study. Journal on Efficiency and Responsibility in Education and Science, 6(2), 119–133. https://doi.org/10.7160/eriesj.2013.060205

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