Journal of Education and e-Learning Research
2014 - 2025
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Volume 12, issue 1, 2025
- Impact of COVID-19 lockdown on physical activity and performance in K-12 physical education: A systematic review pp. 1-20

- Carlos Merino-Campos and Hector Del-Castillo
- The effect of metaverse technology on multicultural learning: Strengthening the social attitudes, cultural awareness and critical thinking skills of secondary school students pp. 21-30

- Prisana Mutchima, Yutthapong Leelakitpaisarn, Bunpod Pijitkamnerd, Nattha Phiwma and Saisuda Pantrakool
- Exploring the implications of generative-AI tools in teaching and learning practices pp. 31-41

- Maimoona Al Abri, Abdullah Al Mamari and Zakria Al Marzouqi
- The effect of SPADA-integrated electronic civic education teaching materials on improving students' STEM and communication skills pp. 42-51

- Lalu Sumardi, Adi Fadli and Ahmad Fauzan
- The effect of field independence on self-control and self-management skills in distance education of freshman college students to the strategy for ADHD students pp. 52-63

- Sovaritthon Chansaengsee
- Research engagement and its predictors among university academics: A comparison of two Arabian Gulf countries pp. 64-81

- Khulod Aljehani and Laila Mohebi
- Educational quality in developing quality culture: The students' perspectives in Vietnamese public secondary schools pp. 82-93

- Dinh-Thai Do, Chi-Lan Le, Tu Thi Nguyen, Y Van Nguyen and Lanh Huu Nguyen
- Online learning’s potential to improve access and quality in higher education in Mexico: Perspectives of higher education stakeholders pp. 94-103

- Rachael H Merola
- Acceptance and use of technology in online learning in higher education: A student perspective pp. 104-114

- Miftah Arifin, Anas Ma'ruf Annizar, Moh Khusnuridlo, Abd Halim Soebahar and Agus Yudiawan
Volume 11, issue 4, 2024
- The educational space and its impact on pedagogical dynamics: Teachers' perception of their working environment pp. 646-654

- Marta Maria Poyato-Nunez, Maria del Carmen Olmos-Gomez and Maria Elena Parra-Gonzalez
- The impact of teacher empowerment on school effectiveness: A mixed-methods study pp. 655-666

- Indra Prasetia and Akrim
- Evaluation of the application of the ACEP cycle to student writing learning outcome pp. 667-675

- Ryan Hidayat, Andayani and Atikah Anindyarini
- Exploratory study of factors affecting problem-solving competence among school administrators in Vietnam during the digital era pp. 676-687

- Huyen Thi Thu Vu, Chai Ching Tan, Hao Thi Tran and Trinh Duy Thuyen
- Psychometric properties of the Spanish version of the questionnaire assessing reasons for school non-attendance pp. 688-697

- Javier Martinez-Torres, Maria Perez-Marco, Andrea Fuster-Rico and Carolina Gonzalvez
- Teachers’ digital competencies for effective AI integration in higher education in Oman pp. 698-707

- Hanan Khalil and Said Alsenaidi
- Promoting innovation in Saudi public education schools: The perspective of school employees pp. 708-718

- Mashal Saad El Sleemi, Abdullah Mohammed Al Jughaiman and Sarah Khaled Al Fawzan
- The attitude of gifted college students towards self-regulated mobile learning and student satisfaction: The mediation role of teacher's support and moderator role of gender pp. 719-726

- Manar Mohammed Haneefa
- Transformational teacher leadership: Self-perception of primary education teachers in Indonesia pp. 727-736

- Hasan Hariri, Hamid Mukhlis, Muhammad Nurwahidin, Atik Rusdiani and Ridwan
- Challenges of learning speaking skills in online learning environments: A study of Jordanian EFL teachers’ perceptions pp. 737-746

- Mohammad Husam Alhumsi
Volume 11, issue 3, 2024
- Application of the collaborative learning model to improve 21st-century civic skills pp. 456-463

- Suyato, Yayuk Hidayah, Lutfia Septiningrum and Iqbal Arpannudin
- Psychosocial barriers to promoting self-directed and autonomous learning: The perception of students and lecturers in Malaysia pp. 464-472

- Ahmad Azmi Abdel Hamid Esmaeil, Dg Norizah Binti Ag Kiflee @ Dzulkifli, Ismail Maakip, Murnizam Halik and Sanen Marshall
- Teachers’ perceptions, attitudes and knowledge of online learning for students with disabilities in Saudi Arabia pp. 473-480

- Ahmed Aldousari and Weili Yuan
- Developing a model for life skills training through the enhancement of academic, personal, social, and career competencies for middle school students pp. 481-489

- Anne Hafina, Nandang Rusmana, Rifqy Muhammad Hamzah, Tb Moh Irma Ari Irawan and Srie Mulyati
- Adopting e-learning technology as a mode of instruction: How prepared are tertiary institutions in Cross River State, Nigeria? pp. 490-498

- Basil Azubuike Akuegwu, Mercy Nkiruka Godwin Akeke, Garieth Omorobi Omorobi and Chika Christiana Uchendu
- Reliability and separation index analysis of mathematics questions integrated with the cultural architecture framework using the Rasch model pp. 499-519

- Muh Fitrah, Anastasia Sofroniou, Ofianto, Loso Judijanto and Widihastuti
- The Influence of Social Identity, Self-Concept and Learning Motivation on the Motor Ability of Elementary School Students pp. 510-518

- Ahadin, Intan Safiah, Muhammad Yunus, Razali and Masri
- Effects of interactive learning module technology on Kazakh as a second language learners’ achievement and communication skills pp. 519-526

- Gulmira Yermekbayeva, Gulzhana Kuzembayeva, Zhumagul Maydangalieva and Diana Spulber
- Saudi faculty online assessment experience: Evidence from the COVID-19 era pp. 527-538

- Taghreed Abdulaziz Almuqayteeb and Wessam Mohamed
- Social skills in primary education: Influential variables in intercultural contexts pp. 539-547

- Eva Maria Aranda Vega, Maria Tome Fernandez and Jose Manuel Ortiz Marcos
- Contexts proposed by teachers in Papua for developing mathematics hots assessment instruments: A phenomenological study pp. 548-556

- Raoda Ismail, Heri Retnawati, Sugiman, Novita Intan Arovah and Okky Riswandha Imawan
- Evidence of the need for developing an integrated model of mathematics teachers' readiness as agents of change pp. 557-567

- Sharida Abu Talib, Nurfaradilla Mohamad Nasri and Muhammad Sofwan Mahmud
- Undergraduates’ challenges as predictors of their readiness for online learning during COVID-19 in Botswana pp. 568-577

- Bright Samohembo and Som Pal Baliyan
- Aspects of mobile phone use and behavioural intentions for learning in rural South African schools pp. 578-587

- Mc Donald Van Der Merwe and Tariro Bonyongwa
- Feasibility of a problem-based social constructivism learning model to improve higher-order thinking skills among primary school students pp. 588-596

- Sarnoko, Asrowi, Gunarhadi and Budi Usodo
- The effectiveness of science encyclopedia-assisted project-based learning integrated with the STEM approach in enhancing pre-service elementary teachers’ scientific literacy pp. 597-605

- Amiruddin Badaruddin, Agus Setyo Budi and Mohamad Syarif Sumantri
- Teachers' perspectives on applying online learning tools through learning management system: The need for an online Malay language teaching module pp. 606-613

- M. Badrul Hisyam Sulong, M. Khalid M Nasir and Wan Muna Ruzanna Wan Mohamad
- Perceived usefulness of a machine learning-assisted recommendation system for generic competency development pp. 614-621

- Simon Wong, Ka Lok Wong, Yui-Yip Lau, Kia Tsang and Ada Chan
- Childhood trauma and malevolent creativity in Chinese college students: The chain mediation role of positive parenting and resilience pp. 622-631

- Guyu Li and Jingyao Zhu
- Understanding student's intention to pursue a career: Implications for the accounting profession pp. 632-645

- Jullie Jeanette Sondakh and Joy Tulung
Volume 11, issue 2, 2024
- Student learning independence to improve communication and collaboration skills in view of gender pp. 239-252

- Nurhayati and Bahtiar
- Organizing activities for students of chemistry pedagogy to research according to the CDIO approach in Vietnam pp. 253-262

- Cao Cu Giac, Dang Thi Thuan An, Le Thi Thu Hiep, Ly Huy Hoang and Nguyen Mau Duc
- Assessing the psychometric properties of the intrinsic motivation inventory in blended learning environments pp. 263-271

- Chantelle Bosch
- Task-oriented training effect on promoting motor skills and daily physical activities in learners with musculoskeletal impairment pp. 272-282

- Adilbek Baygaliev, Laura Butabayeva, Akbota Autayeva, Zhaisan Eszhanov and Sabira Nishanbayeva
- Reducing stereotypical behaviors using augmented reality in children with autism spectrum disorder pp. 283-291

- Sherif Adel Gaber
- Elements affecting primary school teachers' digital competency in Vietnam’s northern mountainous areas pp. 292-301

- Chuyen Thi Hong Nguyen, Huong Le Thi Thu, Duong Lam Thuy, Ha Nguyen Thi Thu and Thai Doan Thi Minh
- Students' perspectives of a hybrid learning system in Kazakhstani higher education: A case study pp. 302-310

- Amina Amirova, Aziya Zhumabayeva, Aziza Zhunusbekova, Assyl Arenova and Nurbanu Nygymanova
- Student engagement, brand image and loyalty relationships: The mediating role of student satisfaction pp. 311-321

- Abu Rashed Osman, Mohd Hasanur Raihan Joarder, Md. Kazimul Hoque and Jakowan
- Developing the professional capacity of preschool teachers through pedagogical training activities pp. 322-331

- Ho Van-Thong, Thi-Kim Anh Le, Nguyen Van-De, Trong-Nam Phan and Tran Van-Dat
- Implementing blended learning to enhance the teaching of 3-dimensional trigonometry pp. 332-344

- Joseph Baidoo and Kakoma Luneta
- Determinants of well-being factors mediated by teacher commitment pp. 345-356

- Rahmatullah, Inanna, Syamsu Rijal, Sahade and Ashwani Kumar Aggarwal
- Development of future elementary school teachers' professional self-education readiness through interactive teaching methods pp. 357-365

- Saltanat Kenesbekova, Aigul Mukhametzhanova, Marzhangul Kussainova, Sayan Zhanbyrbayeva and Laura Alipbayeva
- Factors affecting parents’ satisfaction with online learning during COVID-19: A study on parents of young children pp. 366-376

- Lamees Abdulrahman Alaulamie
- Assessing the efficacy of online applications in enhancing classroom teaching: A comprehensive evaluation of execution and effectiveness pp. 377-383

- Thang Van Le, Tu Thi Cam Tran, Hung Thanh Nguyen, Tuan Van Nguyen and Chinh Danh Cao
- Building a culture of safety: Teacher and peer impact on safety behaviors among vocational high school students pp. 384-393

- Darmawang, Amiruddin Amiruddin, Jumadin Jumadin and Wirawan Setialaksana
- Examining the role of motivation in shaping future primary school teachers' professional competence in Kazakhstan pp. 394-403

- Anar Kereibaeva, Manat Zhailauova, Zhuldyzai Baimaganbetova, Ainagul Abuova and Zhetkergen Utegenov
- Workload doesn’t mean exhaustion: Antecedents of teacher burnout pp. 404-412

- Vu Dung, Vu Thu Trang and Nguyen Thi Mai Lan
- Principals’ leadership skills to meet the national strategy for education in basic schools pp. 413-421

- Hadi Rashed Al Ajmi
- Facilitating flexible learning: A study of students’ perceptions of synchronous and asynchronous blended learning pp. 422-434

- Enny Susiyawati, Erman Erman, Dyah Astriani and Dwi Anggoro Rahayu
- Overcoming cultural and language barriers: Explore the experiences of Lao students at universities of education in Vietnam pp. 435-455

- Linh Nguyen Quang and Hang Nguyen Thi Thu
Volume 11, issue 1, 2024
- Exploring high school students’ attitudes towards digital game-based learning: A perspective from Indonesia pp. 1-7

- Irwanto Irwanto, Ucu Cahyana, Ni Putu Sri Ayuni and Rudi Suhartono Wijayako
- The visual arts' role in the development of students' noosphere worldview pp. 8-16

- Maira Nurke, Aziya Zhumabayeva, Lyazzat Adenova, Shaizada Baikenova and Kamilya Abilkalamova
- Developing an e-module to improve the seventh-grade student's bump pass skills in volleyball pp. 17-25

- I Ketut Yoda, Indra Kasih and Taqi Ilra
- Subject-related communicative language competence: Exploring future information technology specialists' learning and teaching pp. 26-35

- Aissulu Kaldarova, Tulebike Kulgildinova, Saule Berdenova, Gulnara Zakirova and Svetlana Zhanabayeva
- Examining the e-learning attitudes of Indonesian students during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 36-45

- Irwanto Irwanto, Ucu Cahyana and Ni Putu Sri Ayuni
- Investigation of pre-service TESOL teachers’ perceptions towards multimedia– based textbook development and usage pp. 46-55

- Gulnur Smagulova, Galiya Sarzhanova, Svetlana Romanenko, Roza Bobesh and Saltanat Jangeldinova
- A needs analysis on the utilization of learning management systems as blended learning media in elementary school pp. 56-65

- Melva Zainil, Yullys Helsa, Cicih Sutarsih, Sahrun Nisa, Sartono and Suparman
- CDIO-based teaching at universities: A case study for students majoring in electrical and electronic engineering technology, Vietnam pp. 66-76

- Hoang Thi Hong, Tran Van Hung, Nguyen Quoc Vu, Dinh Thi Thanh Thao and Do The Hung
- Exploring key parameters influencing student performance in a blended learning environment using learning analytics pp. 77-89

- Shabnam Ara S J and Tanuja R
- Comparative analysis of Generation Z's digital history literacy in history education majors on Java Island: A study of history digital literacy pp. 90-96

- Dyah Kumalasari, Hieronymus Purwanta and Suranto Aw
- Impact of practice-centered learning on the development of students' professional identities: Learning outcomes pp. 97-106

- Malika Knissarina, Aigul Syzdykbayeva, Yelena Agranovich, Gulmira Zhumaliyeva and Aigerim Baikulova
- The impact of differentiated learning materials on students’ understanding of nationalism and global diversity pp. 107-112

- I Ketut Ngurah Ardiawan, I Wayan Lasmawan, Nyoman Dantes and Gede Rasben Dantes
- Biology teaching that develops the metacognitive aspect of learning: How to learn competence pp. 113-127

- Irena Labak, Ivona Maruncek and Senka Blazetic
- Moving beyond the challenges of learning through technologies: The current status of ICT integration in South African schools pp. 128-134

- Barutoa Ruth Mnisi, Thokozani Isaac Mtshali and Makgato Moses
- Using artificial intelligence for English language learning: Saudi EFL learners' opinions, attitudes and challenges pp. 135-141

- Mohammad Jamshed, Iftikhar Alam, Sultan Al Sultan and Sameena Banu
- Pre-school children's literacy development in the Kazakh home learning environment pp. 142-154

- Assel Zhakim
- Video-based microlearning and the impact on programming skills and technology acceptance pp. 155-165

- Fehaid Lafi ALshammari
- Diagnostics of primary school teachers’ creative potential in Kazakhstan pp. 166-173

- Assemgul Alsitova, Gulzhana Kuzembayeva, Makpal Zhazykova and Zhumagul Maydangalieva
- The relationship between perceived learning, academic performance and academic engagement in virtual education for university students pp. 174-180

- Ricardo Navarro, Vanessa Vega, Hugo Bayona, Victor Bernal and Arlis Garcia
- Impact of social media on secondary schools’ youths within Edo North, Edo State, Nigeria: A psychological perspective pp. 181-192

- Blessed Frederick Ngonso, Kingsley Eghonghon Ukhurebor, Peter Eshioke Egielewa, Juliana Ngozi Ndunagu and Nana Kojo Yaah-Nyakko
- Exploring online teaching and learning challenges for the technical and vocational education and training lecturer pp. 193-202

- Joseph Mesuwini and Sello Mokoena
- Digital library: Lecturers' perceptions of facilitating learning resources in the industrial era 4.0 pp. 203-210

- Rusi Rusmiati Aliyyah, Rasmitadila, Siti Pupu Fauziah, Widyasari, Arita Marini and Ruhimat
- Ability to organize experiential activities of teachers in primary schools pp. 211-218

- Nguyen Thi Ngoc
- Rethinking teacher training from an inclusive and community dialogical perspective pp. 219-228

- Elsa Gabriel Morgado, João Bartolomeu Rodrigues and Levi Leonido
- Perceptions of English foreign language university students towards the online freshman composition course pp. 229-238

- Amal Mohammad Husein Alrishan
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