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ЦИФРОВА ТРАНСФОРМАЦІЯ ОСВІТНЬОГО ПРОЦЕСУ В УМОВАХ ПАНДЕМІЇ

ЦИФРОВА ТРАНСФОРМАЦІЯ ОСВІТНЬОГО ПРОЦЕСУ В УМОВАХ ПАНДЕМІЇ

Author(s): Iryna Melnyk / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 3/2021

The main processes of digital transformation of education in a pandemic was described: creation of strategy of digital transformation of educational institution, digitalization of educational processes, development of digital educational environment, level of formation of digital competence of teacher and student. The use of formative assessment tools was considered. The use of the method of positive-oriented research Appreciative Inquiry (AI) as a tool of formative assessment was investigated.

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Lingwodydaktyczny potencjał ChatGPT w nauczaniu języków obcych

Lingwodydaktyczny potencjał ChatGPT w nauczaniu języków obcych

Author(s): Olga Iakovleva / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2024

ChatGPT can be used as an alternative resource when learning a foreign language. It has a wide range of applications, such as: working with vocabulary and grammar, practicing, testing and proofreading texts, practicing speaking, creating learning materials, automatically translating texts and providing information about countries, cultures, history and other aspects related to the foreign language being taught. Phraseological competence is an important element of general communicative skills, which enables the learner of a foreign language to use the language correctly, freely, and broadens knowledge of intercultural issues. The article analyses the possibilities of using a chatbot when learning foreign language phraseology. The study aims to assess the effectiveness of ChatGPT in the process of foreign-language phraseology acquisition. Texts from Russian and Polish textbooks containing phraseological units are used as material. The results reveal that for this purpose ChatGPT can be used partially because its effectiveness is related to the type of specific task. The Chatbot gives worse results when it is tasked with translating phraseological compounds or citing an example of their use, while it is promising as an alternative resource for creating educational content.

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Mapping the landscape of serious digital language learning games: Towards a Serious-Digital Game-based Language Learning (S-DGBLL) teacher competence framework

Mapping the landscape of serious digital language learning games: Towards a Serious-Digital Game-based Language Learning (S-DGBLL) teacher competence framework

Author(s): Joanna Pitura,Sabina Nowak,Anna Turula,Joanna Jakubik,Yuliya Asotska-Wierzba / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2024

Serious games have been gaining increasing attention in the field of digital game-based language learning (DGBLL). However, to incorporate serious games into foreign/second language (L2) classrooms, teachers must be prepared with requisite knowledge and skills. To this end, following PRISMA guidelines, this study conducted a systematic review of research on serious digital language learning games with two aims. The main objective of this study was to map out the issues pertaining to serious digital language learning games that are currently being addressed in empirical studies in the DGBLL area. The secondary objective was to leverage the findings to inform the development of a research-based framework of expertise for L2 teachers intending to incorporate serious digital game-based language learning (S-DGBLL) in their classrooms. Fifty articles published until April 2023 were analysed in terms of research methodologies, pedagogical characteristics, game design, and outcomes. The findings have implications for the proposal of an S-DGBLL teacher competence framework.

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SATYSFAKCJA Z NAUKI ZDALNEJ – PROBLEMY, WYZWANIA I REKOMENDACJE DLA UCZELNI WYŻSZYCH – RECENZJA MONOGRAFII PT. SATYSFAKCJA Z NAUKI ZDALNEJ – PROBLEMY, WYZWANIA I REKOMENDACJE DLA UCZELNI WYŻSZYCH AUTORSTWA A. BĘCZKOWSKIEJ, R. SKROBACKIEGO I J. FLICIŃ

SATYSFAKCJA Z NAUKI ZDALNEJ – PROBLEMY, WYZWANIA I REKOMENDACJE DLA UCZELNI WYŻSZYCH – RECENZJA MONOGRAFII PT. SATYSFAKCJA Z NAUKI ZDALNEJ – PROBLEMY, WYZWANIA I REKOMENDACJE DLA UCZELNI WYŻSZYCH AUTORSTWA A. BĘCZKOWSKIEJ, R. SKROBACKIEGO I J. FLICIŃ

Author(s): Agnieszka Roguska / Language(s): English,Polish Issue: 1/2024

Review of: Satisfaction With Remote Learning – Problems, Challenges And Recommendations For Higher Education Institutions – Review Of The Monograph Entitled Satisfaction With Remote Learning – Problems, Challenges And Recommendations For Higher Education Institutions By A. Bęczkowska, R. Skrobacki And J. Flicińska-Turkiewicz (Tygiel Scientific Publishing House, Lublin 2023).

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Empowering Digital Storytelling: Fostering Environmental Awareness and Inspiring Sustainable Action Across Cultures and Generations

Empowering Digital Storytelling: Fostering Environmental Awareness and Inspiring Sustainable Action Across Cultures and Generations

Author(s): Michela Tramonti,Alden M. Dochshanov,Luigi Tramonti / Language(s): English Issue: XIV/2024

Nowadays, European education faces challenges like declining STEM interest, digital transformation needs, and climate change urgency. In response, the BIG GAME project integrates digital storytelling and game-based learning to foster STEM interest, enhance digital literacy, and address environmental issues through collaborative, scenario-based learning among secondary school students. This article introduces the project's innovative approach.

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Przebieg procesu edukacji zdalnej dzieci ze żłobków, przedszkoli i klas I–III szkół podstawowych w czasie COVID-19 na podstawie opinii opiekunów-wychowawców ze żłobków oraz nauczycieli [...] z terenu Łodzi w świetle badań własnych.

Przebieg procesu edukacji zdalnej dzieci ze żłobków, przedszkoli i klas I–III szkół podstawowych w czasie COVID-19 na podstawie opinii opiekunów-wychowawców ze żłobków oraz nauczycieli [...] z terenu Łodzi w świetle badań własnych.

Author(s): Agnieszka Domagała,Sylwia Dybała,Monika Kontek,Agnieszka Kończak,Eulalia Adasiewicz / Language(s): Polish Issue: 2/2022

The article is the outcome of a diploma project on the problems encoun- tered during remote learning and the readaptation of children upon their return to childcare centres, kindergartens and primary schools after the break caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The research involved 90 respondents: nursery teachers, pre-school education teachers and early childhood education teachers working in 3 childcare centres and 8 educational establishments in Łódź.

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Evaluation of Achievement Badges as a Gamification Method for Increasing Motivation in e-Learning

Evaluation of Achievement Badges as a Gamification Method for Increasing Motivation in e-Learning

Author(s): Alexandra Nikolova,Vladimir Georgiev,Emanuela Mitreva / Language(s): English Issue: XIV/2024

In this article we discuss achievement badges as a way to motivate students’ learning process. We present an experiment that includes two groups of students, enrolled in an online mathematics course for a one-month period. The article illustrates the results and effects of using badges in e-learning.

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Workshop "Promoting the Digital Transformation in Higher Education through the Building of a Cohesive Network for Collaboration and Transfer of Knowledge and Pedagogical Innovations"

Workshop "Promoting the Digital Transformation in Higher Education through the Building of a Cohesive Network for Collaboration and Transfer of Knowledge and Pedagogical Innovations"

Author(s): Mariya Monova-Zheleva,Yanislav Zhelev / Language(s): English Issue: XIV/2024

The seminar "Promoting the Digital Transformation in Higher Education through the Building of a Cohesive Network for Collaboration and Transfer of Knowledge and Pedagogical Innovations" presents the approach and concept developed by seven organisations from Spain, Bulgaria, France, Italy and Portugal in the framework of international project European Network in D-Flexible Teaching (ENID-Teach), funded by the European Commission through the Erasmus + programme, KA220-HED - Cooperation Partnerships in Higher Education, aiming to foster the intra- and inter-university cooperation in providing a coherent and stable response to the urgent need of measures and adjustments related to the digital shift and the provision of quality digital university education informed by modern technology and innovative pedagogy with greater commitment to social inclusion and equality.

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THE DIGITAL SKILLS OF TEACHERS IN THE SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT

THE DIGITAL SKILLS OF TEACHERS IN THE SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT

Author(s): Kyriaki Tsintzoglou / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2024

The purpose of this paper is to collect, process and discuss data, literature review and primary information using questionnaires, regarding the reasons for use by the Primary Education teachers in order to make use of digital skills, computers and other technological means in their workplace. The statistical techniques mentioned in this paper are those of descriptive statistical analysis, the display of averages in relevant questions of the questionnaire and the use of inductive methods in order to verify the verification of the research questions or not. The methods of the aforementioned statistical analysis belong to the statistical program of SPSS No.23 and whose results are shown in the results. The 33.8% of the interviewed parents stated that ICT is used in educational teaching for their children as students, for the production of teaching material to a very large extent, 25.6% to a moderate extent, 18% to a small extent, and the remaining 17.3% to a very large extent, the 36.3% of the interviewed parents stated that ICT is used in educational teaching for their children as students, to search for information via the Internet to a very large extent, 34.8% to a very large extent and 20% to a moderate extent degree and the 29% of the parents interviewed stated that they do not use ICT at all for their children as students, to manage e-mail, 26.7% use it to a small extent for this purpose, 19.8% moderately degree and another the same percentage, to a very large extent. The majority of respondents would describe their technological / digital skills as quite satisfactory. Accordingly, the vast majority of interviewed teachers stated that ICT can be used in all subjects of the educational process. The main problems faced by teachers regarding the use of technology in the educational process are the inappropriateness of the infrastructure, connectivity problems, the non-supportive environment from the Director and the lack of resources to upgrade the existing computers. Therefore, a future research could focus on the factors that are set as obstacles for the use of ICT regarding the reasons for use by the Primary Education teachers in order to make use of digital skills, computers and other technological means in their workplace, both by teachers and students.

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The Impact of Blended Learning on K-2 Education

The Impact of Blended Learning on K-2 Education

Author(s): Ejuchegahi Anthony Angwaomaodoko / Language(s): English Issue: 5/2024

Blended learning, characterised by integrating traditional faceto-face instruction with online educational resources, has gained significant attention in recent years as a promising approach to enhancing learning experiences across various academic levels. The current study presents a comprehensive review of blended learning methodologies tailored specifically for early childhood education, focusing on kindergarten through second grade (K-2) learners. It examines young learners' unique developmental characteristics and learning needs, considering how blended learning models can be effectively designed and implemented to optimise educational outcomes. Blended learning has been observed to possess more positive impacts while bearing in mind its flexibility and adaptability to meet the academic needs of diverse learners at their own pace. Therefore, the successful implementation of blended learning in K-2 settings requires careful consideration of the technological infrastructure available and teachers who are central to the success of blended learning.

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Adolescents’ Relational Resources and Health Risky Behaviours during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Online School Burnout and Psychological Well-Being as Mediators

Adolescents’ Relational Resources and Health Risky Behaviours during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Online School Burnout and Psychological Well-Being as Mediators

Author(s): Katarzyna Tomaszek,Agnieszka Muchacka-Cymerman / Language(s): English Issue: 75/2024

The study aimed to examine whether the students’ psychological well-being and online school burnout are mediators in the association between relational resources and engaging in risky behaviour by adolescents. 186 primary and secondary school students took part in an online survey. Students’ psychological well-being was a mediator in the association between relational resources and socially unacceptable stimulating behaviours, while e-learning burnout mediated the relationship between relational resources and health and life-threatening behaviours. The findings emphasise the critical role of strengthening the students’ potential and stress resilience and building a support social network.

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Digital Video Creation: An Alternative Tool for Improving Oral Performance in Teaching English as a Foreign Language

Digital Video Creation: An Alternative Tool for Improving Oral Performance in Teaching English as a Foreign Language

Author(s): Jasmina Đorđević / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2024

This paper reports the findings from an action-based case study conducted with aconvenience sample of 42 students encouraged by their teacher to create digital videosas an additional practice tool to improve their oral performance in English as a Foreign Language.The students recorded themselves giving a 10-minute talk following their teacher’s instructions. Thecomparison of the students’ oral performance between the oral exam at the end of the fourth semester and the oral exams at the end of the previous three semesters provided evidence of improvement in the students’ oral performance in the fourth semester due to the digital videos the studentscreated. The students also completed a questionnaire focusing on their opinions about the additional tool to practice their oral performance. The analyses of the obtained results indicate a positiveeffect of digital videos created by students both on their oral performance and their attitude todigital video creation. The pedagogical implications of this study suggest three main applicationsof digital videos: a) as a practice tool to help students improve their oral performance in English,b) as a feedback tool to help teachers provide students with feedback on areas that need improvement and c) as an assessment tool to help teachers evaluate their students’ speaking skills

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Eğitim Teknolojilerinin Öğrenmedeki Rolü ile Bilişim ve İletişim Açısından Çok Kültürlülük ve Çok Dillilik

Eğitim Teknolojilerinin Öğrenmedeki Rolü ile Bilişim ve İletişim Açısından Çok Kültürlülük ve Çok Dillilik

Author(s): Hüseyin Bayrak / Language(s): Turkish Issue: 20/2023

Within the framework of learning, online learning pedagogy and technology-assisted learning (online or electronic learning) are known to help create effective and rich learning environments and processes by eliminating space and time barriers. In such an environment, there is a question of the emergence of a new pedagogy. It has often been discussed how different electronic learning is from traditional learning environments. A large number of pedagogical approaches have been developed on electronic learning, which underlie the learning and teaching processes and practices carried out in schools, universities, home environments. Since computers and the Internet are involved for any learning and teaching method, electronic learning covers a wide pedological approach from problem-oriented learning to Simulator learning. Attention should be paid to how learning technologies will provide individual students with basic pedagogy and guidance on learning performances, where real learning difficulties and feedback are concerned. Proponents of the structural view assert that learning is a process that takes place through activity and advocate that feedback should be provided individually. Learning experience with a constructive, comparative and exploratory nature thanks to new technologies, motivation to learn is increasing, and self-confidence and independent learning are supported with the new virtual reality. While there is a direct one-sided interaction related to the subject to be learned in the traditional learning method, a two-sided learning process is achieved with other learners and learning material thanks to new technologies. New learning models developing in parallel with different approaches have discovered the constructivist learning method (constructivism), arguing that learning will happen spontaneously, with participant-centered and computer-aided education and knowledge creation processes, individuals should no longer worry too much about their own learning.

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PANDEMİ DÖNEMİNDE SOSYAL BİLGİLER ÖĞRETMENLERİNİN TEKNOLOJİK OKURYAZARLIK DÜZEYLERİNDEKİ GELİŞİMLERİNİN İNCELENMESİ

PANDEMİ DÖNEMİNDE SOSYAL BİLGİLER ÖĞRETMENLERİNİN TEKNOLOJİK OKURYAZARLIK DÜZEYLERİNDEKİ GELİŞİMLERİNİN İNCELENMESİ

Author(s): Hakan Yavuz,Ahmet Biçak,Ferhat Durmaz,Özgür Yavuz / Language(s): Turkish Issue: 88/2023

With the COVID-19 pandemic that entered our lives in 2019, it has become obligatory to switch to distance education in all official schools, private schools and universities in our country, as in many countries. With the transition to distance education, the adaptation process of the Social Studies teachers has become a bit difficult because of the fact that the subject includes a significant amount of abstract topics. The aim of this study is to determine how the technology literacy levels of Social Studies teachers have changed during the COVID-19 pandemic period. For this purpose, face to face interviews have been hold with the 20 Social Studies teachers who work within the borders of Diyarbakir province in April, 2023, and as a result of the interviews, technology literacy levels have been examined. In this study, the interview technique, which is one of the qualitative research methods, has been applied and it’s aimed to determine the development of technology literacy levels of Social Studies teachers in the distance education process during the pandemic period. The research is limited to the teachers interviewed. In this study, it is stated that the teachers haven’t had enough technology literacy level before the pandemic. The compulsory distance education process which started with the pandemic period has a positive effect on the development of teacher’s technology literacy levels.

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Длъжност учител в условия на дистанционно обучение

Длъжност учител в условия на дистанционно обучение

Author(s): Tatyana Kostyukova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 3/2023

The article is devoted to the reflection of pedagogical activity in a new educational context, when online learning is becoming a common form of organizing the educational process at a university. The difficulties encountered by teachers in Russia and abroad in the online format were identified, which turned out to be generally similar. Types of tutor-student interactions have been identified. The specifics of a teacher's tutoring work in e-learning are analyzed. The qualities and competencies of a teacher-tutor necessary for working in e-learning are highlighted.

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Eğitim Kurumlarında Yenilikçi Teknolojiler ve Bilişim Araçlarının Kullanımının İncelenmesi

Eğitim Kurumlarında Yenilikçi Teknolojiler ve Bilişim Araçlarının Kullanımının İncelenmesi

Author(s): Turgay Tarhan,Hatice Aksakal / Language(s): Turkish Issue: 34/2024

Learning, which is the basic component and dynamics of education, is the name given to the changes observed in an individual during the interaction of an individual with the environment, the reorganization of behavior and habits, behavior development and change, the acquisition of information and ideas, considered as a neurophysiological process, permanent effects that occur as a result of interaction with the environment. By another definition, it is revealed that learning is a mental structure change or even a constantly renewed mental structure. Some learning processes may be aimed only at people. Knowledge is organized, and learning is a process in which new knowledge is associated with previously acquired knowledge. The learner needs to encode and store the acquired information in his long-term memory so that he can recall it accurately and quickly later. The information processing process plays an active role in this regard for electronic learning and future learning. Cognitive control for the actualization of cognitive processes within a certain system (such as coding, detection, recall and repetition) occupies an important place in terms of electronic learning and future learning models in subjects such as monitoring, planning, implementation, asking questions, renewal, self-testing from the beginning to the end of learning. In this context, it is observed that the attempts to use information technologies in education have been accelerated in recent years. Interaction between individuals constitutes the basis of learning.Dec. This interaction between individuals allows the examination of existing knowledge and the access to new theories. Dec. While physical environments such as classrooms, schools or courses were used for this type of interaction at first; nowadays, with the introduction of technology into our lives, electronic messages (e-mail), chat (chat), e-groups, dynamic web pages, web radio and television, mobile phones and tablet computers have started to be added to these environments with the gr eat breakthroughs made in recent years. Thanks to these enriched interaction environments, individuals can interact with more people more easily. As a result, thanks to this, students can increase their own knowledge by communicating with others who are more knowledgeable than they are. Thus, individuals can take the thought structure of the more knowledgeable one or adopt the new structure that they will create by shaping it with some changes according to themselves.

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İnstagram Üzerinden Yabancı Dil Olarak Soydaşlara Türkçe Kelime Öğretimi (Kazakistan Örneği)

İnstagram Üzerinden Yabancı Dil Olarak Soydaşlara Türkçe Kelime Öğretimi (Kazakistan Örneği)

Author(s): Hatice Aşar,Elif Derya Özdemir / Language(s): Turkish Issue: 35/2024

The rapid spread and popularity of social media platforms have opened new opportunities for language learning. Instagram, in particular, offers language learners a unique learning experience with its visual and interactive structure. This article focuses on examining the Turkish vocabulary teaching applications offered on Instagram in detail and evaluating the contributions of this platform to the language learning process. Research results revealed that Instagram increases learning motivation and supports word memory thanks to its interactive and visual structure in language learning. In this study, the data obtained using document review and descriptive analysis methods were analyzed. Descriptive analysis is the process of describing, explaining, interpreting and giving meaning to the data obtained within the scope of the research in line with the determined themes. The population of the research consists of individuals who learn Turkish via Instagram in Kazakhstan, and the sample consists of 200 randomly selected people from these individuals. The sample consists of users who actively follow and interact with Turkish learning content on Instagram. The findings of the research provide important information about how social media can be used strategically in language learning. In order for Instagram to be used as an effective tool in language learning, content producers need to make strategic planning and optimize content for the target audience. The results of the research revealed that Instagram increases learning motivation and supports word memory thanks to its interactive and visual structure in language learning. It offers important contributions to language learning and social media integration and forms a basis for future research.

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Informal Language Learning in Online Interest Communities: A Review of Selected Research Methods

Informal Language Learning in Online Interest Communities: A Review of Selected Research Methods

Author(s): Anna Kaganiec-Kamieńska / Language(s): English Issue: 6/2024

Online interest groups respond to different social and emotional needs of their members. Web 2.0 allows them not only to receive and consume online content but also to participate, create, and share. Thus, these groups can also function as communities where informal language learning can occur naturally or with the help of others. This process and learning experience are worth studying, given the learner’s autonomy and, at times, the collaborative nature of this process. The objective of this article is to reflect upon English language learning in online interest-driven groups, focusing on the strengths and weaknesses of selected research methods such as virtual ethnography, grounded theory, and mixed methods. These methods may be helpful for researching informal language learning in online interest communities, as they may enable an in-depth examination and a better understanding of the researched context.

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The Iraqi EFL University Learners' Abilities in Blended Education at Corona Virus Time

The Iraqi EFL University Learners' Abilities in Blended Education at Corona Virus Time

Author(s): Mohammed Jasim Betti,Abdullah Algum Saeed / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2024

The COVID-19 pandemic affected many aspects of daily life notably the educational system in the world including Iraq. Studying the effects of online English as a Foreign Language (EFL) instruction is essential in the light of the COVID-19 pandemic's emergence and expansion as well as the move in education toward online courses. This study is concerned with the Iraqi EFL university learners' abilities in blended education at Corona Virus time. Therefore, the study seeks to find answers for the following questions: 1) what is the effect of blended education on the Iraqi EFL ability? 2) what are differences in effect between online teaching and paper and pencil exam in blended teaching? The aims of this study include analyzing the effect of blended education on the Iraqi EFL ability and stating the differences in effect between online teaching and paper and pencil exam in blended teaching. Documents, which represent a very useful methodological instrument is the data collection method used in this study. The data consists of examinations in years (2020– 2021 / 2021–2022) in the department of English, College of Education for Human Sciences, University of Thi-Qar. More than 200 Iraqi EFL students are included in the sample for this study. The study concludes that, there are no differences among the results of language, linguistics, literature, educational and non-departmental course in the online teaching /testing in the blended education. Over the course of the three paper-and-pencil exam sessions (2020-2021) the percentage of EFL learners' results began to decline with verification in the type of materials. The percentages of success in online teaching are also very high, and all subjects were taught in a blended learning. Online teaching and learning, whether as pure or in blended education had a negative impact on students' comprehension skills; the students were unable to understand the material when taking classes electronically. It is evident that a considerable percentage of students failed in the three paper and pencil subjects (drama, linguistics, and grammar), which were taught in a face-to-face way. Years of online learning caused the students to lose their capacity for memorization.

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Digital Literacy, Organizational Support, and Learning Community in Independent Teaching Platform towards Teacher Performance

Digital Literacy, Organizational Support, and Learning Community in Independent Teaching Platform towards Teacher Performance

Author(s): Elis Rosliani / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2024

The aim of the research is to examine the influence of digital literacy, organizational support, and community learning in independent teaching platform on the performance of teachers. The research method used is quantitative with survey. The population in this study were all teachers of Senior High School at West Java Province, totaling 55.820 teachers. By using Slovin formulation with 10% of error degree, the research samples are 100. The researcher uses random sampling to determine the respondents to be sample of this research. The data collection technique uses a questionnaire with a Likert scale. The data analysis technique uses multiple regression using the SPSS Version 22 program. The research results are: 1. There is effect of digital literacy on the performance of teachers of Senior High School of West Java Province; 2. There is effect of organizational support on the performance of teachers of Senior High School of West Java Province; 3. There is effect of community learning in independent teaching platform on teachers of Senior High School of West Java Province; and 4. There are effect of digital literacy, organizational support, and community learning in independent teaching platform on the performance of teachers of Senior High School of West Java Province.

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