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Motivating factors associated with adult participation in distance learning program

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posted on 2024-11-14, 01:17 authored by Muhammad Madi Bin Abdullah, B Parasuraman, B Muniapan, S Koren, Michael JonesMichael Jones
Gaining and understanding of the motivation which drives adults to commit to, and complete, higher education through distance learning is an important requirement for the design and the delivery of adult programs for educational institutions in Malaysia and abroad. Through an in-depth empirical examination, this paper provides the insight of one individual and his commitment to, and motivation to complete a Masters program through distance learning. The paper supports the empirical findings with a theoretical overview, discussing contemporary research in the field of adult education. Various factors that relate to adult participation in distance learning program are discussed in this paper.

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This article was originally published as Abdullah, M, Parasuraman, B, Muniapan, B, Koren, S & Jones, ML, Motivating factors associated with adult participation in distance learning program, International Education Studies, 1 (4), 2008, 104-109.

Journal title

International Education Studies

Volume

1

Issue

4

Pagination

104-109

Language

English

RIS ID

26787

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