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E-learning has become popular amongst educationistsbecause of the inherent strengths and advantages itprovides to the instructional process. However,universities have been slow to bring e-learning intothe main stream and maximize the potential benefitsin the classroom. Many students may lack thenecessary skills to use e-learning effectively andare therefore handicapped . Yet colleges anduniversities continue to invest large sums of moneyin automation and electronic communicationfacilities. The study of student s attitude towardse-learning can in many ways help managers betterprepare in light…mehr

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E-learning has become popular amongst educationistsbecause of the inherent strengths and advantages itprovides to the instructional process. However,universities have been slow to bring e-learning intothe main stream and maximize the potential benefitsin the classroom. Many students may lack thenecessary skills to use e-learning effectively andare therefore handicapped . Yet colleges anduniversities continue to invest large sums of moneyin automation and electronic communicationfacilities. The study of student s attitude towardse-learning can in many ways help managers betterprepare in light of e-learning for the future. On theother hand , attitudes towards computer knowledgeassociated with a concept known as computer self efficacy and computer anxiety. This book , therefore, provides a beneficial tool to study students'attitude towards e-learning through different lensesof variables . Moreover , The effect of computerself-efficacy and anxiety on students' attitudetoward e-learning are studied .
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Autorenporträt
Dr. Faranak OMIDIAN ist Assistenzprofessor an der Fakultät für Erziehungswissenschaften, Fakultät für Erziehungswissenschaften, Islamische Azad Universität. Sie erwarb ihren Doktortitel an der Panjab-Universität, Chandigarah, Indien. im Jahr 2011 Ihre Hauptforschungsinteressen sind e-learning, Computer-Selbstwirksamkeit, Computer-Angst und Bildungsmanagement.