Modeling and Mapping Personal Learning Environment of Thai International Higher Education Students

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Auteurs principaux: Sharafuddin, Mohamed Ali, Sawad, Buncha Panacharoen, Wongwai, Sarun
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author Sharafuddin, Mohamed Ali
Sawad, Buncha Panacharoen
Wongwai, Sarun
author_facet Sharafuddin, Mohamed Ali
Sawad, Buncha Panacharoen
Wongwai, Sarun
Sharafuddin, Mohamed Ali
Sawad, Buncha Panacharoen
Wongwai, Sarun
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contents Modeling and Mapping Personal Learning Environment of Thai International Higher Education Students Sharafuddin, Mohamed Ali Sawad, Buncha Panacharoen Wongwai, Sarun College Students Higher Education Foreign Countries Tourism Hospitality Occupations Regression (Statistics) Social Networks Grounded Theory Educational Environment Questionnaires Learning Experience Independent Study Foreign Students Concept Mapping Models Qualitative Research Statistical Analysis This research article is part of a periodic study conducted to understand, model, map and to develop an integrated approach for effective and interactive self-learning phases of Thai International Hospitality and Tourism higher education students. Questionnaire containing both qualitative and quantitative questions was distributed at the beginning of the semester to understand the students' personal learning environment during their self-learning phases. After obtaining mutual agreement with the students, the researcher diffused the course related contents and assignments through observed personal learning environment and the changes that took place in it. Thereafter, the students? learning experience was measured again by the end of the semester with another quantitative questionnaire. Paired sample t-test and regression analysis were conducted to analyze the outcomes. The results revealed that there was statistically significant difference between the past and the present self-learning phases of personal learning environment on using micro blogging, academic material search engines, group chats, collaborative office suites (Social Networking Tools), Microsoft office suite and other traditional methods such as using teaching learning resources and infrastructure provided by institution (books, handouts, lecture notes and university library). The multiple linear regression results revealed that, the above mentioned self-learning phases of PLE attributes has significant and positive impact on overall learning experience.
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spellingShingle Modeling and Mapping Personal Learning Environment of Thai International Higher Education Students
Sharafuddin, Mohamed Ali
Sawad, Buncha Panacharoen
Wongwai, Sarun
College Students
Higher Education
Foreign Countries
Tourism
Hospitality Occupations
Regression (Statistics)
Social Networks
Grounded Theory
Educational Environment
Questionnaires
Learning Experience
Independent Study
Foreign Students
Concept Mapping
Models
Qualitative Research
Statistical Analysis
Modeling and Mapping Personal Learning Environment of Thai International Higher Education Students Sharafuddin, Mohamed Ali Sawad, Buncha Panacharoen Wongwai, Sarun College Students Higher Education Foreign Countries Tourism Hospitality Occupations Regression (Statistics) Social Networks Grounded Theory Educational Environment Questionnaires Learning Experience Independent Study Foreign Students Concept Mapping Models Qualitative Research Statistical Analysis This research article is part of a periodic study conducted to understand, model, map and to develop an integrated approach for effective and interactive self-learning phases of Thai International Hospitality and Tourism higher education students. Questionnaire containing both qualitative and quantitative questions was distributed at the beginning of the semester to understand the students' personal learning environment during their self-learning phases. After obtaining mutual agreement with the students, the researcher diffused the course related contents and assignments through observed personal learning environment and the changes that took place in it. Thereafter, the students? learning experience was measured again by the end of the semester with another quantitative questionnaire. Paired sample t-test and regression analysis were conducted to analyze the outcomes. The results revealed that there was statistically significant difference between the past and the present self-learning phases of personal learning environment on using micro blogging, academic material search engines, group chats, collaborative office suites (Social Networking Tools), Microsoft office suite and other traditional methods such as using teaching learning resources and infrastructure provided by institution (books, handouts, lecture notes and university library). The multiple linear regression results revealed that, the above mentioned self-learning phases of PLE attributes has significant and positive impact on overall learning experience.
title Modeling and Mapping Personal Learning Environment of Thai International Higher Education Students
topic College Students
Higher Education
Foreign Countries
Tourism
Hospitality Occupations
Regression (Statistics)
Social Networks
Grounded Theory
Educational Environment
Questionnaires
Learning Experience
Independent Study
Foreign Students
Concept Mapping
Models
Qualitative Research
Statistical Analysis
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1169156