2011
DOI: 10.1080/01587919.2011.565495
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Role of social presence and cognitive absorption in online learning environments

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“…Of particular emphasis is the importance of capitalising on the capacity to build communities online, through discussion forums and collaborative tasks. Others (for example, Lehman & Conceição, 2010;Leong, 2011) have also emphasised the importance of online community-building, and the vital role of the teacher in ensuring this is successful. However, much of this literature focuses on the role of the instructor in establishing this online community, rather than the elements of unit design that might promote this development.…”
Section: Australian Journal Of Teacher Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Of particular emphasis is the importance of capitalising on the capacity to build communities online, through discussion forums and collaborative tasks. Others (for example, Lehman & Conceição, 2010;Leong, 2011) have also emphasised the importance of online community-building, and the vital role of the teacher in ensuring this is successful. However, much of this literature focuses on the role of the instructor in establishing this online community, rather than the elements of unit design that might promote this development.…”
Section: Australian Journal Of Teacher Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recent studies which focus on CA and learning examine, for instance, social presence and interest as antecedents of CA [20]. Here, CA is a mediator which influences learner satisfaction.…”
Section: Individual Learning Flow Cognitive Absorption and Virtualmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Multimedia technology enables instructors to present the information in various media via sound, text, animation, video, and image [3], [5], [32]. Multimedia can be a very effective medium of delivering information because the combination of these various media fosters a stimulating environment for retaining the information delivered [5], [11], [33]- [35].…”
Section: B the Use Of Multimedia To Enhance Social Presence And Teacmentioning
confidence: 99%