Factors influencing the level of satisfaction on online learning among tertiary students during Covid-19 pandemic era – A Malaysian study

IF 0.4 Q3 SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY
S. Sanusi, N. Nik Abdullah, Nabilah Rozzani, Istyakara Muslichah
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The rapid progression for online learning today has turned into something even more significant with the Covid-19 pandemic, which had forced many schools worldwide to be closed for physical interactions. Education providers since then have been forced to push forward with the integration of online learning as an alternative to the blackboard-style of learning. From being complementary, online learning has now become the main medium of delivery for both teaching and learning for education providers at various levels, including universities. Lecturers and students on tertiary education levels were subconsciously forced to engage with synchronous and asynchronous activities on online platforms. As such, this study examines the higher learning institution students' preparedness, motivation, internet availability, technical support and psychological support that influences students' online learning satisfaction in Malaysia. Three hundred and thirty-six (336) responses were collected via online survey across Malaysia within three months from December 2020 until February 2021. Smart PLS 3.2.4 was used with Structural Equation Model for data analysis, with five hypotheses being examined for the current study. Findings from the current study demonstrated that motivation, psychological support, and technical support had significantly affected students' satisfaction. The outcomes of this study contributed to current trend of research during Covid-19 pandemic, which had placed particular focus on online learning. The current study was developed as there were only a few research that had been performed on this subject matter, particularly within a Malaysian context. It was suggested from findings of the current study that future studied can compare different countries to understand what whether similar factors that might have contributed to students' online learning satisfaction in the higher learning institutions can be found in multiple countries.
新冠肺炎大流行时期影响大学生在线学习满意度的因素——马来西亚的一项研究
如今,随着新冠肺炎疫情的爆发,在线学习的快速发展变得更加重要,这场疫情迫使世界各地的许多学校因身体互动而关闭。从那时起,教育提供者被迫推进在线学习的整合,作为黑板式学习的替代方案。在线学习从互补性变成了包括大学在内的各级教育提供者教学的主要媒介。高等教育水平的讲师和学生下意识地被迫在在线平台上参与同步和异步的活动。因此,本研究考察了马来西亚高等学校学生的准备情况、动机、互联网可用性、技术支持和心理支持,这些因素会影响学生的在线学习满意度。在2020年12月至2021年2月的三个月内,通过在线调查在马来西亚各地收集了三百三十六(336)份回复。Smart PLS 3.2.4与结构方程模型一起用于数据分析,本研究对五个假设进行了检验。目前的研究结果表明,动机、心理支持和技术支持对学生的满意度有显著影响。这项研究的结果有助于新冠肺炎大流行期间的当前研究趋势,该趋势特别关注在线学习。目前的研究是由于对这一主题进行的研究很少,特别是在马来西亚的背景下进行的。根据目前的研究结果,未来的研究可以比较不同的国家,以了解在多个国家是否可以找到可能有助于学生在高等教育机构在线学习满意度的相似因素。
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Geografia-Malaysian Journal of Society & Space
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