AbstractThe introduction of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in the educational industry has added new values to teaching and learning environments. The e-learning system enables education programs to reach a vast number of students but due to unavailability of a fully-fledge e-learning mode in the Sri Lankan universities, a limited number of students gain admission for the regular degree programs. This study is aimed at getting the view of the University Grants Commission (UGC) towards adopting e-learning in Sri Lankan universities in future. Qualitative approach was deemed appropriate for this study. The study reveals that, encouraging situations exists in the UGC for the implementation of e-learning systems in universities,...
The objective of the study is to find out the factors which affect the acceptance of E-learning amon...
Rapid expansion of Internet technology has made the human life much easier and efficient and also he...
e-Learning is becoming increasingly significant in tertiary education. More universities are gradual...
It is a common trend today that most of the universities try to implement e-learning in their degree...
This paper presents the critical success factors of e-learning in Sri Lankan universities. It is a c...
This paper discusses the potential challenges and Benefits of Implementing E-Learning in Sri Lanka b...
Sri Lanka, a developing country is attempting to embrace e-learning to increase the opportunities fo...
E-Learning has become an increasingly popular mode of instruction in higher education due to advan...
Includes annexuresThe study was carried out to determine the factors affecting the demand and supply...
The Knowledge Economy favours high skilled and adaptable workers, typically those with a degree. Inf...
The adoption rate of e-learning is found to be in a poor state which is evident from the e-learning ...
E-learning introduced new ways of learning using computer and internet, and is rapidly evolving with...
By using an extensive framework for e-learning enablers and disablers (including 37 factors) this pa...
Information is considered a fundamental resource for improving the quality of governance and promoti...
In the 21st century Sri Lanka and many other regions in Asia have shown a rapid but heterogeneous de...
The objective of the study is to find out the factors which affect the acceptance of E-learning amon...
Rapid expansion of Internet technology has made the human life much easier and efficient and also he...
e-Learning is becoming increasingly significant in tertiary education. More universities are gradual...
It is a common trend today that most of the universities try to implement e-learning in their degree...
This paper presents the critical success factors of e-learning in Sri Lankan universities. It is a c...
This paper discusses the potential challenges and Benefits of Implementing E-Learning in Sri Lanka b...
Sri Lanka, a developing country is attempting to embrace e-learning to increase the opportunities fo...
E-Learning has become an increasingly popular mode of instruction in higher education due to advan...
Includes annexuresThe study was carried out to determine the factors affecting the demand and supply...
The Knowledge Economy favours high skilled and adaptable workers, typically those with a degree. Inf...
The adoption rate of e-learning is found to be in a poor state which is evident from the e-learning ...
E-learning introduced new ways of learning using computer and internet, and is rapidly evolving with...
By using an extensive framework for e-learning enablers and disablers (including 37 factors) this pa...
Information is considered a fundamental resource for improving the quality of governance and promoti...
In the 21st century Sri Lanka and many other regions in Asia have shown a rapid but heterogeneous de...
The objective of the study is to find out the factors which affect the acceptance of E-learning amon...
Rapid expansion of Internet technology has made the human life much easier and efficient and also he...
e-Learning is becoming increasingly significant in tertiary education. More universities are gradual...