TAILIEUCHUNG - E-Learning quality: Scale development and validation in Indian context

The aim of this paper is to develop a reliable and valid e-learning quality measurement scales from the learner as well as faculty perspectives in Indian context. Exploratory factor analysis followed by confirmatory factor analysis was done which is presented in two forms; covariance model and the structural model. The covariance model shows that the factors namely collaboration, industry acceptance and value addition are important from the learner’s point of view whereas the factors namely transparency in assessment, technical know-how and engagement (from students) are important from faculty point of view. Factors namely course content and design structures (technology/website design) are found equally important for learner’s as well as faculty’s perspective. The structural models validate the previously extracted factors along with their indicators. The findings of this study validate the long held belief that e-learning quality is a multidimensional construct and serves as a critical success factor. The proposed scale will help in identifying issues that contribute towards e-learning quality in Indian context and thereby formulating strategies accordingly, resulting in efficient (in terms of cost) and effective (outcomes) e-learning practices, which is the necessity of the hour for the economic development of the country. A fair amount of literature on e-learning dealt with identifying factors explaining the constructs of quality, perceived value and satisfaction. But there is paucity of research pertaining to e-learning quality scale development and validation from the learner as well as faculty perspective. This study is an attempt to bridge this gap in the existing literature. | E-Learning quality: Scale development and validation in Indian context

• Giáo dục học
• E Learning quality
• Scale development
• Validation in Indian context
• Exploratory factor analysis
• Confirmatory factor analysis
• ELearning environments
• Customer relationship management
• Learner relationship management
• Quality development methodology
• Learner satisfaction
• E learning service quality
• E learning student satisfaction
• Elearning student loyalty
• Modern education
• Telecommunication technology
• Educational services
• BMC Geriatrics
• Mobile learning
• Home care
• Peer support
• Quality of dementia care
• Generalized estimating equation analyses
• 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
• ICT enabled classroom
• Effectiveness scale development
• Multi campus university
• 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