LITERATURE REVIEW
Name: Danny Concepcion, Ferdinand Escullar, Samuel James Maestro
Research Title: Student’s Engagement in Virtual Recollections
Concept: Students Enagement
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engagement
increases student
satisfaction,
enhances student
motivation to learn,
reduces the sense
of isolation, and
improves student
performance in
online courses.
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discussions and working have implications for online ERIC - EJ1179659 -
collaboratively using online instructors, instructional Engagement
communication tools were designers, and Matters: Student
rated the most beneficial administrators who wish to Perceptions on the
engagement strategies in enhance engagement in the Importance of
the learner-to-learner online courses. Engagement
category, whereas sending Strategies in the
regular announcements or Online Learning
email reminders and Environment, Online
providing grading rubrics Learning, 2018-Mar
for all assignments were (ed.gov)
rated most beneficial in
learner-to-instructor Author/s:
category. 1. Martin, F.,
2. Bolliger, D. U.
(2018).
Article Title:
Engagement
Matters: Student
Perceptions on the
Importance of
Engagement
Strategies in the
Online Learning
Environment.
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Publication:
Online Learning
Consortium
Year:
2018
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