TAILIEUCHUNG - ICT enabled classroom effectiveness scale development and validation: A case of multi-campus university

The research work aims at developing a valid and reliable scale for ICT (Information and communication technology) enabled classroom effectiveness from student’s perspective in a multi-campus university setting. A standard methodology for scale development is used for developing and validating the scale which comprises of exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis. The sample population was the students from a premier multi-campus university. The results revealed ICT enabled classroom effectiveness as a multi-dimensional construct comprising of four factors namely class design and infrastructure; scheduling and coordination; technical support staff; and resource availability. Although a plethora of literature is available in the domain of e-learning, none of them have considered the aspects of ICT enabled classroom effectiveness specifically in an Indian multi-campus university. The limitation of the study lies in terms of sample size and generalizability. Emphasizing the identified factors will give a cutting edge advantage for the universities by enhancing the effectiveness and efficiency of ICT enabled classroom teaching. | ICT enabled classroom effectiveness scale development and validation: A case of multi-campus university

• Giáo dục học
• ICT enabled classroom
• Effectiveness scale development
• Multi campus university
• Exploratory factor analysis
• Confirmatory factor analysis
• Social sciences
• Confirmatory factor analysis among Indonesians
• Namely Self alienation
• Self modeldcomprised
• Accepting external influence
• Report on scientific research
• Automated Services Banks
• Quality ATM Banhks
• Quality Internet banking
• Services Telephone banking
• BMC Cancer
• Pediatric oncology
• Reliable instrument
• TQM practices
• SCM practices
• Manufacturing industries
• Firm competitiveness
• Scale validation
• 10 item Chinese Perceived Stress Scal
• Smoking cessation program
• Maslach Burnout Inventory – General Survey
• The structural relationships of destination image
• The structural relationships of tourist satisfaction
• An enticing destination image promotes
• Finance accounting and Auditing
• Professional skepticism
• Audit quality
• Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA)
• Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA)
• Structural Equation Modeling (SEM)
• Breast cancer
• Anxious Preoccupation
• BMC Anesthesiology
• Construct validity
• Factor analysis
• Pain management
• Patient management
• Postoperative pain
• Self reported questionnaire
• Riding attitudes
• Vietnamese motorcyclists
• Prestige sensitivity on price acceptance
• Vietnam’s mobile phone market
• Price mavenism and price acceptance
• Prestige sensitivity and price acceptance
• E Learning quality
• Scale development
• Validation in Indian context
• Innovative work behavior
• Knowledge self efficacy
• Communication technology significantly influence knowledge donation
• Exploration factor analysis
• BMC Psychology
• University personality inventory
• Medical students
• Confirmatory factor analysis
• Human resources
• Textile and garment industry
• Free trade agreement
• The new generation FTAs
• Mammography screening
• Informed choice
• German mammography screening programme
• Psychometric properties
• Factor structure
• Rasch rating scale model
• Young adult
• Perceived Stress Scale
• HRD system capability
• Second order factor
• Models of HRD system capability
• Selective service industries
• Materialism measurement study
• Ability of discriminant analysis
• Group membership of a newly sampled observation
• Performance appraisal system
• KMO and Bartlett test
• Consumer confidence index
• Exploratory factor analysis
• Gross domestic product
• CCI makes
• Green supply chain
• Green supply chain practice
• Community empowerment and poverty reduction
• Green supply chain factor
• Small and medium enterprises
• Supply chain risk management
• Severity of risk factors
• Probability of occurrence
• Human resource management
• Vietnam electricity corporation
• SEM analysis
• Valuing capacity development