Kudrna, Anamaria and Ljevaković, Lana.
(2013).
E-learning from the Perspective of Teachers at the University of Zagreb.
In: 4th International Conference "The Future of Information Sciences: INFuture2013 – Information Governance", 6-8 November 2013, Zagreb.
Abstract
The purpose of this article is to investigate teachers’ attitude about e-learning; it attempts to investigate the current teachers’ opinions and awareness about e-learning, their activities pertaining to e-learning, as well as their motivation and initiative, or lack of them. The target group were the teaching staff of the faculties of the University of Zagreb who were sent a link to the online survey. By looking at the results of the University Computing Centre’s annual survey, which was sent to University of Zagreb’s faculty administration, it was assumed that teachers show motivation and interest in using e-learning, however, they lack support from their respective faculties, as well as technological prerequisites to implement e-learning in their teaching. Another assumption was that some faculties would have bigger and some smaller need for e-learning, depending on their field of study. To test these hypotheses, a survey was sent to each of the University’s faculty with instructions to pass it along to members of their teaching staff. There were 315 participants in the survey, and data analysis confirmed on of the authors’ hypotheses; it was concluded that the majority of participant teaching staff at the University, irrespective of their age, is motivated and interested in the idea of e-learning, but lack the incentive and support to engage with it.
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