Impact of Online Learning
Impact of Online Learning
Impact of Online Learning
A recent work by Kofoed and co-authors adds to the body of knowledge by focusing on online
learning during the COVID-19 epidemic in a unique setting. They discovered that online learning
reduced a student's ultimate grade by 0.2 standard deviations. Their findings back up prior
research, which found that students with poorer academic aptitude were the ones that caused
the negative effects of online learning. What was the source of their distress? Was it the learner's
fault? Was it because of the program? Was it because of the professor? Based on their own online
learning experiences, how do students rate the quality of online education? Are they happy or
unhappy with the online education they've received? What elements influence the online learning
experiences of students? All of those inquiries motivated the current study and its investigation
into students' perceptions of online education quality.
OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
This study aimed to determine the Impact of Online learning towards BSED Science students
in ASSCAT (Agusan del Sur State College of Agriculture and Technology), it aims to;
a. Determine the impact of online learning towards BSED SCIENCE classified as:
1. Positive impact
2. Negative impact
1.1. Flexibility
2.2. Cost-effectiveness
2.1. Delayed instructor feedback
2.3. Convenience 2.2. Unavailable technical support from
2.4. Self-paced instructor
2.5. Availability of technical support and;
2.3. Self-regulation and self-motivation
2.6. Ease of connection.
2.4. A sense of isolation
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
The finding of this study will redound to the benefit of society considering that online
learning plays an important role of the students of BSED SCIENCE in Agusan del Sur
State College of Agriculture and Technology (ASSCAT). This study is significant to the
following;
• Students- This will help them in such way that the impact of online learning will be
given much attention and be provided with intervention that will help them to
overcome and improve their learning. As they undergo in the intervention activities,
they will be able to know their difficulty and be able to strengthen their learning.
Through this the students will gain and learn effectively in an online learning
materials.
• Teachers- The knowledge of the student’s difficulties will aid the teacher's in
creating an intervention program for learners. Through this, the teacher will
achieve their goal to make the frustration level online learner be independent.
• Parents- They will participate in the process of developing the impact of the
online learning materials by being more patient and passionate to the students
while at home.
• The Administrators- The result of this study will provide an avenue for the
administrators to adapt and create the online learning materials intervention materials
program to solve the difficulties among the students thereby improve the online learning
materials towards BSED SCIENCE students in Agusan del Sur State College of Agriculture
and Technology (ASSCAT). And thereby improve the academic achievement and increase
school performance indicators. This will also lead the school head in mandating the
teachers to contextualize materials to use in conducting intervention activities.
• The Future Researchers- This study can be used as basis for further studies on the
impact of online learning towards BSED SCIENCE students
SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS
The study was conducted at Agusan del Sur State College of Agriculture and
Technology located at Bunawan, Agusan del Sur. This research focused the
Impact of Online Learning of First year to Fourth year BSED Science students in
ASSCAT. The Impact of Online Learning classified as negative and positive
feedback according to the data collected through Online Survey Questionnaires,
which is prepared by the researchers.
OPERATIONAL DEFINITION OF TERMS
The main purpose of this study is to examine the Impact of Online Learning among
students to supplement their self-directed learning practices. Students have control
over how much time they spend learning, what they learn, and how they learn. As the
traditional and online modalities of education increasingly collide, we owe it to our
students to use creativity, enthusiasm, and careful planning to make their education
relevant to their future. This study uses online survey method.
DATA GATHERING PROCEDURE
Data were organized around each research questions, which related to experiences of
students who were taking online classes and the factors that shaped those
experiences. This information was then complied around two major areas. These areas
were positive impacts and negative impacts of online learning materials. The positive
impacts included: flexibility, cost-effectiveness, convenience, self-paced, availability of
technical support, and ease of connection. The negative impacts included: delayed
instructor feedback, unavailable technical support from instructor, self-regulation and
self-motivation, and a sense of isolation. Questionnaires will undergo content
validation and will be disseminated to the respondents through online platforms.
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