Study of student satisfaction for "sandwiches" delivery approach / Eric Chan
The summer trimester system provides students with greater flexibility to plan their study around work or lifestyle commitments, create options for students to commence a degree sooner or at a more convenient time of the year and enable students to fast track their study. There is increasing number...
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| description | The summer trimester system provides students with greater flexibility to plan their study around work or lifestyle commitments, create options for students to commence a degree sooner or at a more convenient time of the year and enable students to fast track their study. There is
increasing number of students enrolled in summer trimester. However, it was found that student engagement during summer is less than when those same subjects are delivered during other trimesters. This research investigates using the "Sandwiches" delivery approach to improve the
learning relationship with students. This innovative approach includes the first three weeks intensive on-campus delivery with a range of lectures and tutorials. This is followed by six weeks of on-line discussions, quizzes
and self-assessment activities to strengthen the students' knowledge and reinforce learning. The last week of summer trimester is revision to confirm theory prior to an examination. Positive responses from student reflected that this approach can be used for other subjects not only in
summer trimester but also applicable in other trimesters. In fact, in order to improve course delivery, higher education providers always collect feedback and comment from students and previous research studies have used various methodologies. This paper demonstrates how to use survey plus case study to analyses student satisfaction |
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| spelling | uitm-136182016-05-16T05:43:34Z https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/13618/ Study of student satisfaction for "sandwiches" delivery approach / Eric Chan bej Chan, Eric Surveys. Sampling. Statistical survey methodology Consumer satisfaction Blended learning. Computer assisted instruction. Programmed instruction General works. College students The summer trimester system provides students with greater flexibility to plan their study around work or lifestyle commitments, create options for students to commence a degree sooner or at a more convenient time of the year and enable students to fast track their study. There is increasing number of students enrolled in summer trimester. However, it was found that student engagement during summer is less than when those same subjects are delivered during other trimesters. This research investigates using the "Sandwiches" delivery approach to improve the learning relationship with students. This innovative approach includes the first three weeks intensive on-campus delivery with a range of lectures and tutorials. This is followed by six weeks of on-line discussions, quizzes and self-assessment activities to strengthen the students' knowledge and reinforce learning. The last week of summer trimester is revision to confirm theory prior to an examination. Positive responses from student reflected that this approach can be used for other subjects not only in summer trimester but also applicable in other trimesters. In fact, in order to improve course delivery, higher education providers always collect feedback and comment from students and previous research studies have used various methodologies. This paper demonstrates how to use survey plus case study to analyses student satisfaction Faculty of Architecture, Planning & Surveying and UiTM Press 2014 Article PeerReviewed text en https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/13618/1/AJ_ERIC%20CHAN%20BEJ%2014%201.pdf Chan, Eric (2014) Study of student satisfaction for "sandwiches" delivery approach / Eric Chan. (2014) Built Environment Journal (BEJ) <https://ir.uitm.edu.my/view/publication/Built_Environment_Journal_=28BEJ=29.html>, 11 (1). pp. 37-52. ISSN 1675-5022 (In Press) https://bej.uitm.edu.my/ |
| spellingShingle | Surveys. Sampling. Statistical survey methodology Consumer satisfaction Blended learning. Computer assisted instruction. Programmed instruction General works. College students Chan, Eric Study of student satisfaction for "sandwiches" delivery approach / Eric Chan |
| title | Study of student satisfaction for "sandwiches" delivery approach / Eric Chan |
| title_full | Study of student satisfaction for "sandwiches" delivery approach / Eric Chan |
| title_fullStr | Study of student satisfaction for "sandwiches" delivery approach / Eric Chan |
| title_full_unstemmed | Study of student satisfaction for "sandwiches" delivery approach / Eric Chan |
| title_short | Study of student satisfaction for "sandwiches" delivery approach / Eric Chan |
| title_sort | study of student satisfaction for "sandwiches" delivery approach / eric chan |
| topic | Surveys. Sampling. Statistical survey methodology Consumer satisfaction Blended learning. Computer assisted instruction. Programmed instruction General works. College students |
| url | https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/13618/ https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/13618/ |