Information Communication Technologies for Enhanced Education and Learning
DOI: 10.4018/9781605661506.ch004
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The Influence of Constructivist E-Learning System on Student Learning Outcomes

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“…Penulis melihat penelitian Hassanein & Head (2009), Schraeder & Bastiaens (2012) serta Wangpipatwong & Papasratorn (2007) sebagai dasar konstruksi dalam penyusunan lebih lanjut untuk penelitian. Penelitian ini akan diarahkan pada upaya peneliti dalam mengkaji peranan virtual presence (kehadiran virtual), dan perceived enjoyment dalam rangka menganalisis learning outcomes yang muncul dari eksperimen semu yang akan dilakukan pada mahasiswa Akuntansi dan atau Manajemen Fakultas Ekonomi SADHAR dan mahasiswa Akuntansi AA YKPN.…”
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“…Penulis melihat penelitian Hassanein & Head (2009), Schraeder & Bastiaens (2012) serta Wangpipatwong & Papasratorn (2007) sebagai dasar konstruksi dalam penyusunan lebih lanjut untuk penelitian. Penelitian ini akan diarahkan pada upaya peneliti dalam mengkaji peranan virtual presence (kehadiran virtual), dan perceived enjoyment dalam rangka menganalisis learning outcomes yang muncul dari eksperimen semu yang akan dilakukan pada mahasiswa Akuntansi dan atau Manajemen Fakultas Ekonomi SADHAR dan mahasiswa Akuntansi AA YKPN.…”
Section: Pendahuluanunclassified
“…This view has gradually changed in the last decade with the extension of the behaviourist approach to include constructivist learning methods and the incorporation of experience from the use of online information systems and learning platforms in the field of Blended Learning (cf. [16][17][18]). …”
Section: Further Literature Review and Research Questionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For our part, as academic librarians, we can seek to incorporate constructivist principles into our program of library instruction (AECT 2007;Driscoll 1994). A constructivist E-learning system (CES) applied to BI can result in improved information literacy (Wangpipatwong and Papasratom 2007). The principles of a CES include (Kazmer 2005): r Embed learning in the (library) environment r Provide for social negotiation among patrons r Promote multiple perspectives r Encourage the individual ownership of (and responsibility for) learning r Nurture self-awareness of the process of knowledge construction…”
Section: Facilitate Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%