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Age and the perception of online learning

Age and the perception of online learning. Lee Lawson EDTC 5103. Hypothesis. Generally, the older a person is, the more skeptical he or she will be towards the benefits and effectiveness of online education. Methodology.

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Age and the perception of online learning

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  1. Age and the perception of online learning Lee Lawson EDTC 5103

  2. Hypothesis • Generally, the older a person is, the more skeptical he or she will be towards the benefits and effectiveness of online education.

  3. Methodology • A simple, five question survey was administered via e-mail to all employees on a college campus. The first twenty completed surveys that were returned to me were used for this study.

  4. The Survey

  5. Results

  6. Results Chart 1

  7. Results Chart 2 • This chart shows the average numerical total of the responses for each generation.

  8. Summary • The data collected from these twenty individuals seems to support the general hypothesis that the older a person is, the more skeptical he or she will be towards the benefits and effectiveness of online education. • The results chart showing the clearly declining average numerical value to the responses in correlation to increasing age is a very telling visual aid. • The major flaw of this study is obviously the small sample size of subjects.

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