Exploring Business Community Engagement With Educational Institutions Supporting Future Business Graduates

K. Tani, E. Dalzell, Andrew Mock, Anne Steele, Carin Wright
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The evolution of technology enables educational institutions to provide innovative ways to support students' learning, and as a result, there is an increasing trend in adopting business innovations such as e-learning solutions and online learning platforms. An empirical study was conducted to explore the effect of using Moodle and Facebook on business students' motivation to learn. It hypothesized that students will be more motivated to use social media Facebook over Moodle as a learning tool in tertiary education. Participants were students enrolled on the first year of a business program. Participants were given access to both the Moodle online learning platform and Facebook to use throughout the first semester of 2017. Lecturers posted questions on Moodle and Facebook on a weekly basis to which participants were asked to provide responses. Findings from this study confirmed the validity of using social media in tertiary education. Implications for the business community engagement with educational institutions are discussed.
探索商业社区参与教育机构支持未来的商业毕业生
技术的发展使教育机构能够提供创新的方式来支持学生的学习,因此,采用电子学习解决方案和在线学习平台等商业创新的趋势越来越明显。通过实证研究,探讨Moodle和Facebook对商科学生学习动机的影响。该研究假设,在高等教育中,学生将更有动力使用社交媒体Facebook,而不是Moodle作为学习工具。参与者是一年级商业课程的学生。参与者可以在2017年的第一学期使用Moodle在线学习平台和Facebook。讲师每周在Moodle和Facebook上发布问题,要求参与者提供答案。这项研究的结果证实了在高等教育中使用社交媒体的有效性。讨论了商业社区与教育机构合作的意义。
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