Je-LKS: Journal of E-Learning and Knowledge Society (Jan 2019)

Evaluating the impact of e-learning on students` perception of acquired competencies in a university blended learning environment

  • Damijana Keržič,
  • Aleksander Aristovnik,
  • Nina Tomaževič,
  • Lan Umek

DOI
https://doi.org/10.20368/1971-8829/1440
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 14, no. 3

Abstract

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In the present study, the correlations between selected aspects of e-learning in the blended learning environment and the competencies students should acquire during their study are explored. The research was based on two different questionnaire-based surveys conducted among Faculty of Administration students. In the research 41 2nd year students of the university study programme were involved. We found that the problem-solving competency is highly correlated with the adequacy of e-learning. Our findings also suggest a high correlation between the computer skills competency and the usefulness of e-learning. The results could serve as a guide for the faculty management when further investigating how to enhance the students’ competencies while employing modern solutions in the teaching process.

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