Tuesday, October 16
1:45 PM-2:45 PM
PDT
Jubilee Ballroom 1

Continue to Take Online Courses? Let’s Look at the Relationships of Online Students’ Connectedness, Performance Proficiency, and Online Learning Continuance Intention

Roundtable ID: 53455
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    Hungwei Tseng
    Jacksonville State University
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    Yu-Chun Kuo
    Rowan University
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    Hsin-Te Yeh
    Metropolitan State University of Denver
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    Yingqi Tang
    Jacksonville State University

Abstract: The primary aim of the research was to examine the relationship between online student connectedness, performance proficiency, and online learning continuance intention of the first-time online students and to investigate the extent that connectedness and performance proficiency could predict continuance intention. The results revealed that comfort and facilitation, the subscales of OSCS, had stronger correlation with online learning continuance intention and performance proficiency than the other two subscales, community and interaction and communication. Moreover, the results also indicated that performance proficiency was the strongest predictor of online learning continuance intention, and facilitation followed as the second strongest predictor.

Presider: Hiroo Kato, Visible Learning Designs

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