International Journal of Technology in Education and Science · 2020 · 10 citations · 14 references
EducationHigher EducationInstruction In Higher EducationOnline Higher EducationOpen Educational ResourcesAccess In EducationOnline LearningOpen Educational PracticesOpen LearningFrequency CountsOer Access
This study investigated Undergraduates’ Attitude towards the utilization of OER among Undergraduates and the influence of gender and area of specialization on their attitude towards the use. The study adopted a descriptive method of the quantitative research. 3 research questions were developed and answered. 398 respondents were randomly sampled from 3 purposively selected area of specializations. Frequency counts, percentage, rank order and mean were used to answer research questions 1 to 3. The findings of the study were: Undergraduates have a positive attitude towards utilization of OER for learning; There was difference between male and female undergraduates’ attitude towards the utilization of OER for learning in favor of male undergraduates; and There were no significance differences among undergraduates based on Area of Specialization. The study concluded that students have a positive attitude towards use of OER for learning. The research recommends that institutions should endeavor to create their own OERs where students can access anytime and anywhere.
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Miloš Ljubojević, Vojkan Vasković, Srećko Stanković et al. · The International Review of Research in Open and Distributed Learning · 2014 · 134 citations · Full text
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