Acta Informatica Pragensia 2017, 6(2), 174-187 | DOI: 10.18267/j.aip.1082803

Analýza výsledkov prieskumu vnímania prínosov podporného e-learningové vzdelávania univerzitných študentov

Michal Stričík, Monika Čonková
Department of Economics, Faculty of Business Economics with seat in Košice, University of Economics in Bratislava, Tajovského 13, 041 30 Košice, Slovak Republic

Príspevok sa zaoberá analýzou odpovedí z dotazníkového prieskumu o e-learningovom systéme využívanom na Podnikovohospodárskej fakulte Ekonomickej univerzity v Bratislave so sídlom v Košiciach, využívanom na fakulte v Košiciach a pracovisku v Michalovciach. Výsledky prieskumu poukazujú na skutočnosť, že respondenti oceňujú pri využívaní e-learningovej formy vzdelávania oproti jeho klasickej forme dostupnosť študijných materiálov na internete (78 % respondentov) a možnosť štúdia v ľubovoľnom čase (64 % respondentov). Časť prieskumu bola zameraná na analýzu oblastí, v ktorých študenti zaznamenali na základe práce s e-learningovým systémom zlepšenie svojich zručností a vedomostí. Zlepšenie pociťovali respondenti predovšetkým v odbornej oblasti v rámci jednotlivých predmetov, komunikačnej oblasti a oblasti informatiky. V rámci sledovaného e-learningového vzdelávania videli respondenti predovšetkým priestor na zlepšenie v súvislosti s rozšírením obsahu e-learningového portálu, napríklad o zverejňovanie prednášok, väčšieho množstva a skladby študijných materiálov, pričom požadovali zaradenie ďalších predmetov do systému. Správne využívanie e-learningového vzdelávania pomôže vzdelávacím inštitúciám efektívnejšie a účinnejšie zvyšovať kvalitu a konkurencieschopnosť poskytovania vzdelania, a tým zvyšovať vzdelanostnú úroveň, spokojnosť študentov a plniť záväzky voči spoločnosti.

Keywords: E-learning, blended learning, kvalita vo vzdelávaní, samovzdelávanie, dotazník

Analysis of the Survey Results About University Students' Perception of Benefits of Supporting E-Learning Education

The paper deals with the analysis of the answers to the results of the questionnaire survey on the e-learning system used at the Faculty of Business Economics of the University of Economics in Bratislava with seat in Košice, used at the Faculty in Košice and the workplace in Michalovce. The results of the survey point to the fact that respondents appreciate the use of e-learning form of education compared to its classical form (78 % of respondents) and the possibility of studying at any time (64 % of respondents). Part of the survey was focused on the analysis of the areas in which students have learned to improve their skills and knowledge on the basis of working with the e-learning system. Improvements were felt by respondents mainly in the field of the subject, communication area and informatics. As part of e-learning, respondents particularly saw room for improvement in expanding the e-learning portal content, for example, by lectures, more volumes, and by compilation of study materials requiring inclusion of other subjects into the system. Proper use of e-learning education will help to increase the quality and competitiveness of the provision of education more effectively, thereby increasing the satisfaction of students and meeting their commitments to society.

Keywords: E-learning, Blended learning, Quality in education, Self-education, Questionnaire

Received: March 28, 2017; Revised: August 25, 2017; Accepted: September 15, 2017; Published: December 31, 2017  Show citation

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