Assessment of Quality of the Electronic Education System in the Corona Crisis Period: Applied Study on Al al-Bayt University

Assessment of Quality of the Electronic Education System in the Corona Crisis Period: Applied Study on Al al-Bayt University

Electronic education, Service Quality, Satisfaction, learning site content, tangible physical features

In response to the coronavirus crisis, higher education institutions have partially or fully transformed into electronic education systems (EESs). This paper presents the results of a student survey conducted at  AL al-Bayt University to assess the quality of the electronic educational system (EES) during the coronavirus pandemic. The study variables addressed by the questionnaire were tangible physical features (TPFs), flexibility (FEES), examination construction and management (ECM); admission, storage, and registration management (ASRM), security and privacy (S&P), learning site content (LSC); and students’ level of satisfaction (LoS). The exploratory study methodology was applied to 324 students at AABU, where the research data were collected using a Google Docs questionnaire and distributed to students. The results highlighted that students were satisfied with the quality of EES implemented by  AABU during the lockdown period in terms of tangible physical features (TPF) and learning site content (LSC) and there was a statistically significant relationship between TPF and LSC. However, some undesirable features were reported, such as a lack of adequate infrastructure for students, which enabled them to interact effectively with their teachers to gain the target of applying EES.  Consequently, AABU needs to implement effective measures to improve and increase the quality and level of satisfaction with EES. Finally, electronic education is a more adapted, smooth, and affordable alternative than traditional face-to-face education.

Alsharafat, Wafa

Alrashdan, Wesam Kurdi

Munther, Omar

Yamman, Mohammad

Khalid, Amaar

International Journal of Interactive Mobile Technologies (iJIM); Vol. 17 No. 03 (2023); pp. 135-159

1865-7923

International Association of Online Engineering (IAOE), Vienna, Austria

2023-02-06

Copyright (c) 2023 Wafa Alsharafat, Wesam Kurdi Alrashdan, Omar Munther, Mohammad Yamman, Amaar Khalid

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