South African Tourism students’ learning preferences during COVID-19 at universities of technology

Q3 Social Sciences
Pavla Mokoena, C. Hattingh
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challenge for them during lockdown periods, indicating a lack of sufficient resources to properly participate in learning activities, and crucially, a lack of access to support mechanisms during ERT. Contribution: This study offers student perspectives of remote learning experiences. This data could assist in offering a balance between ERT initiatives and learner-guided frameworks for HE. This knowledge could be critical in limiting the gap in access and success for hybrid or blended tourism programmes post-COVID-19.
新冠肺炎疫情期间南非旅游专业学生在科技大学的学习偏好
在封锁期间,他们面临着挑战,这表明缺乏足够的资源来适当参与学习活动,至关重要的是,在ERT期间缺乏获得支持机制的机会。贡献:这项研究为学生提供了远程学习体验的视角。这些数据有助于在ERT倡议和高等教育学习者指导框架之间取得平衡。这一知识对于限制COVID-19后混合或混合旅游计划的准入和成功方面的差距至关重要。
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Transformation in Higher Education
Transformation in Higher Education Social Sciences-Education
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