摘要
师生交互影响网络学习绩效。本研究旨在探索师生交互在哪些方面、如何影响网络学习绩效。在分析师生交互和网络学习绩效的概念框架的基础上,本研究设计了具有较好信度与效度的调查量表,并以大学生为样本进行了调查和分析。结果显示:部分个人变量会影响师生交互和网络学习绩效;师生交互整体及各维度均会对网络学习绩效产生积极的正向影响,但不同维度存在差异;师生交互整体对网络学习绩效具有一定的预测力;在不同维度上,只有交互时间和交互内容对网络学习绩效具有一定的预测力。本研究由此得出如下结论:对于不同学习者,影响其网络学习绩效的因素不尽相同;师生交互对网络学习绩效不同层面的影响不同,师生交互不同维度对网络学习绩效的影响也存在差异;引导交互内容和延长交互时间有助于改进网络学习绩效。
Teacher-students interaction impacts students" online learning performance. The purpose of this study was to examine which aspects of teacher-students interaction affect students" online learning performance and how do they affect students' online learning performance. Based on the analysis of the theoretical framework of teacher-students interaction and online learning performance, a survey with decent reliability and validity was designed to collect data using undergraduate students as sample. Data analysis resuhs showed that: some personality variables impacted teacher-students interaction and online learning performance; teacher-students interaction, both the entirety and the individual dimensions, had positive effects on online learning performance, hut each individual dimension had different strength of impact; teacher-students interaction as an entirety was able to predict online learning performance; among the examined individual dimensions, only interaction duration and interaction content were able to predict online learning performance. Thus, this study concluded that: for different learners, the factors that affect their online learning performance are different; teacher-students interaction can affect different dimensions of online learning performance differently, and different dimensions of teacher-students interaction can affect online learning performance differently; guiding the content of interaction and increasing the interaction duration will help to improve students' online learning performance.
出处
《电化教育研究》
CSSCI
北大核心
2016年第9期61-68,共8页
E-education Research
基金
山东省"十二五"教育科学规划课题"教师在线培训中的学习绩效研究"(课题编号:2013GG053)
聊城大学校级科研基金"网络学习绩效改进的行动研究"
关键词
师生交互
网络学习
网络学习绩效
Teacher-Students Interaction
Online Learning
Online Learning Performance