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Names : Mohammed Ahmed Said Bani-Oraba. 85551
         Saif Abdullah Shiikhan Al-Abri. 85634


Course Title: Distance Education & the Internet
Course Code: TECH4101.
 Submitted To : Dr.Alaa Sadik.
 Name of study : Assessing academic
  performance between traditional and distance
  education course formats.

 Author: Mark G. Urtel



 Objectives: The goal of this study was to
  explore whether differences in student
  academic indicators exist between taking a
  course face-to-face (F2F) and taking a
  course via distance education (DE).
 Target audience: undergraduate students at
    a local mid-western urban university male
    and female.
   Assessment tool: final grade
    reports, electronic or hard copy grade
    books, and the absolute reporting rates of
    semester-end student course evaluations.
 Resources:
http://www.ifets.info/journals/11_1/23.pdf
Evidence of significant difference
There was a statistically significant difference between
the distance education and face-to-face groups
regarding overall academic performance as measured by
grade earned (p = .010). The students enrolled in the
face to face
section earned, overall, a 3.16/4.00 and the students who
took the distance education section earned a 2.28/4.00.
 Name of study :Student Achievement
                                   in Online
  Distance Education Compared to Face-to-Face
  Education


 Author: Namsook  Jahng, PhD & Don Krug, Associate
  Professor & Zuochen Zhang, PhD.


 Objectives: The purpose of this study was to
  investigate how the development of technology
  contributed to student achievement in ODE within
  the last ten years
 Target audience: There is no target audience because
  this is a comparison study.
 Assessment tools: there is no assessment tool but
  they used specific way that called meta analysis.


 Resources:
http://www.eurodl.org/materials/contrib/2007/Jahng_Krug_Zhang.htm
Evidence of no significant difference:
The result of this study indicated no
significant difference in student
achievement between ODE and F2FE (d =
+0.023, k = 20). The result of non-
significance was different when the studies
were grouped according to Yes- or No-pre-
test.
Our Point of View

There is no significant differences between F2F and DE .
That means in both of these strategies we achieve the
outcomes but with different levels. Both of them are
effective because the student will achieve the same score
and grade but maybe one of them will be more efficient
than other and this depends on the learner style and
preferences.

It is a good news because even we didn’t have the advanced
technology and communication tools we can learn with any
worry because we believe that technology isn’t the basic
factor affect in our achievement and performance.

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NSD-Two Different Points Of Views Regarding The Effectiveness Of Technology In DE

  • 1. Names : Mohammed Ahmed Said Bani-Oraba. 85551 Saif Abdullah Shiikhan Al-Abri. 85634 Course Title: Distance Education & the Internet Course Code: TECH4101. Submitted To : Dr.Alaa Sadik.
  • 2.  Name of study : Assessing academic performance between traditional and distance education course formats.  Author: Mark G. Urtel  Objectives: The goal of this study was to explore whether differences in student academic indicators exist between taking a course face-to-face (F2F) and taking a course via distance education (DE).
  • 3.  Target audience: undergraduate students at a local mid-western urban university male and female.  Assessment tool: final grade reports, electronic or hard copy grade books, and the absolute reporting rates of semester-end student course evaluations.  Resources: http://www.ifets.info/journals/11_1/23.pdf
  • 4. Evidence of significant difference There was a statistically significant difference between the distance education and face-to-face groups regarding overall academic performance as measured by grade earned (p = .010). The students enrolled in the face to face section earned, overall, a 3.16/4.00 and the students who took the distance education section earned a 2.28/4.00.
  • 5.  Name of study :Student Achievement in Online Distance Education Compared to Face-to-Face Education  Author: Namsook Jahng, PhD & Don Krug, Associate Professor & Zuochen Zhang, PhD.  Objectives: The purpose of this study was to investigate how the development of technology contributed to student achievement in ODE within the last ten years
  • 6.  Target audience: There is no target audience because this is a comparison study.  Assessment tools: there is no assessment tool but they used specific way that called meta analysis.  Resources: http://www.eurodl.org/materials/contrib/2007/Jahng_Krug_Zhang.htm
  • 7. Evidence of no significant difference: The result of this study indicated no significant difference in student achievement between ODE and F2FE (d = +0.023, k = 20). The result of non- significance was different when the studies were grouped according to Yes- or No-pre- test.
  • 8. Our Point of View There is no significant differences between F2F and DE . That means in both of these strategies we achieve the outcomes but with different levels. Both of them are effective because the student will achieve the same score and grade but maybe one of them will be more efficient than other and this depends on the learner style and preferences. It is a good news because even we didn’t have the advanced technology and communication tools we can learn with any worry because we believe that technology isn’t the basic factor affect in our achievement and performance.