An Investigation on Philippine Graduate Students Satisfaction With E- Learning During the Pandemic
Keywords:
Perceived Challenges Of E-Learning, Perceived Learner Motivation, Interaction, Perceived Satisfaction, E-Learning.Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to measure the satisfaction and the factors of Philippine graduate students with E-Learning during the pandemic. The dependent variable of this paper is perceived challenges of E-Learning, perceived learner motivation, and interaction. The dependent variable is perceived satisfaction..the result shows that Philippine graduate students have high satisfaction with E-Learning. The perceived challenges of E-Learning and perceived learner motivation have a significant impact on perceived satisfaction, and interaction has no correlation with perceived satisfaction.
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