An online course was piloted in an Institute of Technology in Ireland for the purpose of providing training in best practice in presenting to people with dyslexia. The course was delivered fully online with no required attendances and with no interaction between participants. None of the participants in the pilot of the course completed the course. This study applies a model developed by Chyung to focus on the possible causes of the attrition and examine means by which attrition can be ameliorated. The findings show that the sense of isolation attached to learning alone is a very significant factor which often has a negative effect on the persistence of the learner to complete the course of study. Strategies to reduce this isolation are sug...
This was an exploratory study which used Flanagan's (1954) Critical Incident Technique to examine st...
High attrition rates are of serious administrative and public relations concerns for higher educatio...
Online learning has facilitated higher education in many ways and made it more flexible and availabl...
An online course was piloted in an Institute of Technology in Ireland for the purpose of providing t...
An online course was piloted in an Institute of Technology in Ireland for the purpose of providing t...
The problem with high rates of attrition in e-Learning courses has been argued over at length withou...
The problem with high rates of attrition in e-Learning courses has been argued over at length withou...
The problem of high dropout rates in online courses has been widely studied without a clear understa...
The problem of high dropout rates in online courses has been widely studied without a clear understa...
George, AM ORCiD: 0000-0002-6308-3558; Lambropoulos, VE ORCiD: 0000-0002-1818-777XAddressing student...
Addressing student attrition rates is a crucial aspect of tertiary education policy and practice. In...
This study examined factors affecting the attrition rate among learners in Open and Distance Learnin...
This was an exploratory study which used Flanagan's (1954) Critical Incident Technique to examine st...
Distance education (learning and teaching by distance modes of information exchange) is often charac...
Distance education (learning and teaching by distance modes of information exchange) is often charac...
This was an exploratory study which used Flanagan's (1954) Critical Incident Technique to examine st...
High attrition rates are of serious administrative and public relations concerns for higher educatio...
Online learning has facilitated higher education in many ways and made it more flexible and availabl...
An online course was piloted in an Institute of Technology in Ireland for the purpose of providing t...
An online course was piloted in an Institute of Technology in Ireland for the purpose of providing t...
The problem with high rates of attrition in e-Learning courses has been argued over at length withou...
The problem with high rates of attrition in e-Learning courses has been argued over at length withou...
The problem of high dropout rates in online courses has been widely studied without a clear understa...
The problem of high dropout rates in online courses has been widely studied without a clear understa...
George, AM ORCiD: 0000-0002-6308-3558; Lambropoulos, VE ORCiD: 0000-0002-1818-777XAddressing student...
Addressing student attrition rates is a crucial aspect of tertiary education policy and practice. In...
This study examined factors affecting the attrition rate among learners in Open and Distance Learnin...
This was an exploratory study which used Flanagan's (1954) Critical Incident Technique to examine st...
Distance education (learning and teaching by distance modes of information exchange) is often charac...
Distance education (learning and teaching by distance modes of information exchange) is often charac...
This was an exploratory study which used Flanagan's (1954) Critical Incident Technique to examine st...
High attrition rates are of serious administrative and public relations concerns for higher educatio...
Online learning has facilitated higher education in many ways and made it more flexible and availabl...