Research Article | Open Access
A proposed strategy to develop e- learning skills in light of distance learning
Dr. Tamara Awad Kheder Alobeid Allah Prof. Dr. Said Hamed Mohamed Yahya Dr. Seham Alsayed Saleh Murad Dr. Thanaa Abd Al Rasheed Muhammad Ibrahim Dr. Jalila Altayb Babaker Younes Mrs. Ashwaq Faraj Suleiman Al-Talal
Pages: 4542-4554
Abstract
The aim of the current research is to design a proposed strategy for developing e-learning skills in light of the distance
education requirements of faculty members at the University of Hail. To achieve this goal, the descriptive analytical approach
was used, represented by a survey of literature, previous studies, and tools for the subject of the research, (a survey of experts’
opinions on the list of distance education requirements, a list of e-learning skills, a survey of training needs for e-learning
skills, and a design criteria card for the proposed strategy). In light of the opinions of experts and specialists in the field of
educational technology and the actual needs of possessing e-learning skills for a sample of faculty members, which consisted
of (120) members in some faculties at the University of Hail.
The results showed that there are high training needs for e-learning skills in all its three fields (planning - implementation -
evaluation). In light of these results, a proposed strategy has been designed to develop e-learning skills in light of the distance
education requirements of faculty members at the University of Hail, and arbitrated by specialists in training programs and
educational technology according to a special evaluation card to take into account the availability of technical and educational
standards in its design. The necessary modifications were made and the proposed strategy became in its final form; In light of
this, some recommendations has been recommended and a number of suggestions were provided for future research.
Keywords
A proposed strategy - distance education requirements - e-learning skills - faculty members - University of Hail