Email this article PREPARING FOR NEW LEARNING: PUBLIC VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS’ AND TEACHERS’ E-LEARNING READINESS IN THE EFL INSTRUCTION
(1) Ganesha of Education University
(2) Ganesha of Education University
(3) Ganesha of Education University, Indonesia
(*) Corresponding Author
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This study aimed to find out 1) the e-learning readiness level of students and teachers in Public Vocational High School Singaraja and 2) factors affecting teachers’ and students’ e-learning readiness level of Public Vocational High School Singaraja. It designed using mixed method through survey instrument consists of 3 dimensions (e-learning readiness, e-learning acceptance, e-learning training) and interview guide. The instruments validated by the experts and gained 0.666 from 70 students’ sample and 0.231 from 7 teachers’ sample. The reliability was 0.988 > 0.666 of 35 items and 0.933 > 0.231 of 38 items. The survey filled by 410 students and 15 English teachers meanwhile the interview answered by 10 students and 5 English teachers. The questionnaires showed they still need few improvements meanwhile interview results shown their e-learning readiness affected by features, benefits, challenges, familiarity, experience and personal innovativeness. Those results showing that e-learning benefits improve their readiness meanwhile e-learning challenges could lower the users’ readiness. It is considered to improve their readiness by reducing e-learning challenges to create comfortable e-learning access.
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