Motivation in E-Learning: How Do We Keep Learners Motivated in an E-Learning Environment?

Abstract

E-learning provides students with a different opportunity to learn regardless of where they are and when they are available. In e-learning environment, students are able to participate in self-faced and interactive learning that is otherwise impossible. This paper shows that the use of interactive features of e-learning increases the motivation of undergraduate students for the learning process. Internet technologies provide integrated environment for web-based learning tools to support e-learning education. Motivation is a corner stone in online distance learning. Together with the flexible and effect interaction between teachers and learners enhance the learning outcomes. This paper gives a preliminary study of the relationship between interactive features of e-learning and the motivation of undergraduate students for the sake of learning process.  Index Terms-e-learning, higher education, motivation, educational system in Egypt, web-based learning B. Hypothesis Tests and Procedures In this study, we aim to preliminary investigate the students' motivation within the scope of interactive e

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