Investigation of Students' Attitudes Towards E-Learning in Terms of Different Variables--A Case Study in a Technical and Vocational High School for Girls

This study aims at determining the attitudes towards e-learning among the students of technical and vocational high school for girls and examining them in terms of certain variables. Singular and relational survey methods were used. The sample consisted of 119 students of technical and vocational hi...

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Published in:Educational research and reviews 2015-01, Vol.10 (1), p.81
Main Author: Kandil Ingeç, Sebnem
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Case Studies
Cognitive Style
Computer Software
Electronic Learning
Females
Foreign Countries
Gender Differences
High School Students
Internet
Student Attitudes
Student Motivation
Surveys
Technical Education
Turkey
Vocational Education
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Summary:This study aims at determining the attitudes towards e-learning among the students of technical and vocational high school for girls and examining them in terms of certain variables. Singular and relational survey methods were used. The sample consisted of 119 students of technical and vocational high school for girls. Data were collected through a paper based survey consisting of two parts. In the first part of the survey, there are fifteen items about personal and demographic information of the students. In the second part, there is a scale examining the attitudes towards e-learning. Data were analyzed in SPSS-21 by means of percent, frequency, mean, mode, median, t-test and One Way ANOVA analysis. The results showed that there were not significant differences between the attitudes of students of technical and vocational high school for girls towards e-learning with respect to gender, experience in the use of computers, frequency of using internet and motivation style. One Way ANOVA Analysis indicated that way of learning, way of the studying and learning methods had significant impacts on the students' attitudes towards e-learning.
ISSN:1990-3839
1990-3839