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May 7, 2024Journal of Higher Education Theory and Practice0 citationsOpen Access

Distance Learning and the Application of Technology: Culture Specific Measures in Technology Based Instruction

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CGChristopher K. Gransberry

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Determining the overall level of satisfaction among students who are being educated via distance learning methods and how instructional approach (synchronous versus asynchronous) varies, in terms of both knowledge outcome and level of satisfaction, is the hallmark of this study. It also considers student perception of online learning compared to face-to-face learning, and whether or not students can learn as much online as in person. Further, students can, in some cases, be more satisfied with online learning. Student success levels and satisfaction are, however, related to the level of engagement they experience and the cultural adaptability of the course work, as it relates to the online teaching methods used and the teacher’s approach to online learning. Thus, the study concludes that distance learning is an appropriate approach for students but more research is needed regarding best practices for collaboration, content delivery, and adaptability.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6b3b1b6db643587635017https://doi.org/10.33423/jhetp.v24i4.6939
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