The Attitudes of Al- Quds Open University Students towards E- assignments and their Relationship with the Skills of Self- organized Learning
Keywords:
Al- Quds Open University, e- assignments, students’ attitudes, self -learning.Abstract
The present study aimed to identify the attitudes of Al- Quds Open
University students towards e- assignments and their relationship with the
skills of self- organized learning in the light of some variables. To achieve these
objectives , the tools of the study have been implemented, after establishing
their validity and reliability , on a stratified sample of (353) students from
Al- Quds Open University in the Hebron Educational Region enrolled in the
e- learning courses during the second semester of the academic year 2010/
2011.
The results showed that the attitude of Al- Quds Open University students
towards e- assignments in general were positive. Results also showed the
existence of statistically significant differences at (α ≤ 0. 05) in students’
attitudes towards e- assignments that could be attributed to these variables:
the level of the school year, the presence of home- Internet subscription, and
the level of computer skills. There were no significant statistical differences
depending on these variables: gender, program and occupation. Results
revealed a negative significant statistical relationship between students
‘attitudes towards e- assignments and the accumulative average, and a
positive significant statistical relationship between students’ attitudes and the
recruitment of the skills of self- organized learningDownloads
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