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    E-learning development in kenya an empirical analysis of critical factors that affects learners' satisfaction in e-learning in institution of higher learning in kenya

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    2012
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    Ndigirigi, Alexander N
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    en
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    Abstract
    The trend of using e-Iearning as learning and lor tool is rapidly expanding in education sector both in developing and developed countries. In Kenya e-Iearning has been adopted in both private and public institutions of higher learning. Although there is tremendous growth in elearning both in developed and developing countries the demand for learning is increasing rapidly. This have prompted researcher to research on different aspect on learners' satisfaction. This study has analyzed different models and extended Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) which was used to investigate the underlying factors that affects learners' satisfaction in elearning. The developed model covered three dimensions namely: course management dimension, technology dimension and institution arrangement dimension. The model was populated by data gather from a survey of 337 learners (diploma, undergraduate and post graduate learners) from University of Nairobi, Kimathi University and Inorero University. The model was estimated using structured equation modeling (SEM). A path model was developed to analyzed relationship between the factors to explain learners' satisfaction toward e-Iearning. The result showed that course management dimension (instructor factor and course factor) had a strong effect to perceived usefulness. Technology dimension (software quality and internet quality) showed a strong significance to perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use. Institution management dimension (diversity in assessment and interaction with other) also showed a strong effect to perceived ease of use. This paper contributes to literature and research on factors that affects learner's satisfaction in elearning. The paper proposes further research for learners with special needs and learner who are undertaking e-Iearning tailor made professional course. Also future research can be done where score card will be included as a dependent variable.
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    http://erepository.uonbi.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/12498
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    Masters of Science in Information Systems
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    University of Nairobi
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    University of Nairobi
     
    School of Computing and Informatics
     
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