LEARNERS’ ATTITUDE AND PREFERENCE TOWARDS E-LEARNING: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY

Abstract

The rapid advancement in technology remains as a predominant factor for influencing E-learning. The advent of E-learning platforms and modules which is benefitting different sectors is amazing that could only be dreamt a decade ago. The present study was undertaken with the core objective to assess learners’ attitude and preference towards E-learning. The study has been conducted among 125 respondents of Vellalar College for Women (Autonomous), of self financing wing with the students who have completed minimum of two E-learning modules and underwent assessment. The study is descriptive in nature and ensures random sampling method for data collection. A well designed questionnaire is prepared and data have been collected through Google forms. The tools employed are chi-square analysis, one way Analysis of Variance and Henry Garrett ranking technique. The result of chi square test shows that there exist significant association between interest in E-learning and learners’ attitude and preference towards E-learning. The study concluded by recommending the student community to adopt blended learning system for their personal growth and development.