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Online learning self-efficacy data was collected from 856 ESL students at a large public university in Thailand to examine whether new students to the university felt comfortable and confident using online course management tools. Significant correlations were found between online learning self-efficacy levels and demographic characteristics including self-report computer skills and prior online learning experience. High levels of online learning self-efficacy were found and indicate a readiness for exposure to online learning courses.
Presenter: Araya Ramsin, Chulalongkorn University
Contributor: Hayley Mayall, Northern Illinois University