2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.procs.2010.12.078
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Effects of e-learning on language learning

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“…[5] E-learning is regarded as the "use of electronic systems such as computers, internet and multimedia CDs" to enhance teaching and learning. [2,7] According to Saba, [8] e-learning systems are used to deliver instructions that can produce equal or better outcomes than face-to-face learning systems. Furthermore, it is used by institutions to improve and sup-port teaching while offering courses to a greater number of students around the world, [9] and to improve learning outcomes.…”
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“…[5] E-learning is regarded as the "use of electronic systems such as computers, internet and multimedia CDs" to enhance teaching and learning. [2,7] According to Saba, [8] e-learning systems are used to deliver instructions that can produce equal or better outcomes than face-to-face learning systems. Furthermore, it is used by institutions to improve and sup-port teaching while offering courses to a greater number of students around the world, [9] and to improve learning outcomes.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[8,10] The popularity of e-learning in education is associated to the flexibility to offer course content irrespective of the time and the location, promoting students' cantered approach, ability to train a significant number of student in a shot-time, and promoting collaboration between the learners and the instructors. [6,7,11] E-Learning plays a vital role in the education of health professionals across the globe. [12,13] According to Walsh, Bhagavatheeswaran, [13] "e-learning is essentially about education, and it is also considered as a social phenomenon as part of the technological revolution" (p.1).…”
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“…Morrison and Aparicio et al call it online learning [12,13]. Even though it has different names, it is used in teaching and learning process involving the technology such as computer network (internet/ intranet) or multimedia [13,14,15]. It has some functions: supplementary and substitution functions.…”
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“…Morrison (2003) and Aparicio et al (2016) name it online learning. Even though it has different names, it is used in teaching and learning process involving the technology such as computer network (internet/ intranet) or multimedia (Aparicio et al, 2016;Rymanova et al, 2015;Mohammadi et al, 2011). It has some functions: supplementary and substitution functions.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…It can support the learning process (Solak & Cakir, 2015;Triyono, 2014;Muis et al, 2012;Munir & Prabowo, 2014). It gains the academic achievement, motivation, performance and attitudes (Rymanova et al, 2015;Mohammadi et al, 2011;Khodabandelou & Samah, 2012). It facilitates the teachers to provide learning materials and they ask their students to accomplish and submit the assignments or exercises.…”
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confidence: 99%