FACTORS MOTIVATING PRESERVICE TEACHERS FOR ONLINE LEARNING WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF ARCS MOTIVATION MODEL

The purpose of this study was to determine the factors motivating pre-service teachers for online learning within the context of ARCS motivation model. The study, in which the phenomenology model was used, was carried out with 52 pre-service teachers attending the department of Computer Education an...

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Published in:The Turkish online journal of distance education TOJDE 2015-04, Vol.16 (2), p.56
Main Authors: IZMIRLI, Serkan, IZMIRLI, Ozden SAHIN
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