The current status of the e-learning in Mongolia, results of the factor analysis - Tuul, Suvdmaa
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This is the first attempt to conduct cost analysis of the online learning in Mongolia. The online course development cost varies by Higher education institutions and countries due to the different methodologies and labor costs.The cost analysis revealed that traditional classroom learning is expensive than online learning. In the example of the particular course of the Mongolian National University Medical Sciences, we estimated that online learning is more cost-effective than traditional learning by 152.51 units. If we add student learning cost, the estimate revealed that online learning is…mehr

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This is the first attempt to conduct cost analysis of the online learning in Mongolia. The online course development cost varies by Higher education institutions and countries due to the different methodologies and labor costs.The cost analysis revealed that traditional classroom learning is expensive than online learning. In the example of the particular course of the Mongolian National University Medical Sciences, we estimated that online learning is more cost-effective than traditional learning by 152.51 units. If we add student learning cost, the estimate revealed that online learning is more cost-effective than traditional learning by 6002.7 units. Online and traditional students' learning achievements are not significantly different according to the results of the parametric (Levene's test) and non-parametric (Mann-Whitney test) methods in the example of 2 courses.Implications for practice and/or policy. The cost effectiveness analysis is powerful decision-making tool. Thisstudy serves as an evidence to policy makers, and higher education manager.
Autorenporträt
Suvdmaa Tuul is a passionate mom of Tengis, Tsetsen and Gegeenee. She has M.Sc. degree in Management Science from the University of Melbourne and Ph.D. in education studies from the National university of Mongolia. Her research areas are distance education and online education. She works at the Cabinet Secretariat of the Government of Mongolia.