The Effectiveness of E-learning by the Video in Developing the Scientific Thinking and the Attitudes of the University Students
Keywords:
e- learning, video, scientific thinking, students.Abstract
This research aimed at determining the standards for e- learning web
sites, standards for guidance styles, and the disclosure of the effectiveness
of e- learning in the development of scientific thinking and attitudes toward
web- based e- learning, in addition to identifying the effect of sex variable in
this respect.
The researchers followed the constructional method and the experimental
method.
They built a test of scientific thinking and measurement of attitudes toward
web- based e- learning, a cluster sample of (69) students, and reached several
results: identify a set of standards for the e- learning web site, and standards
of assistance and guidance, in addition to the effectiveness of e- learning in
the development of video- oriented scientific thinking and attitudes toward
web- based e- learning, and no differences in scientific thinking and attitudes
in the experimental group depending on the sex of University studentDownloads
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