The Impact of Online Study Resource Utilization on Student Academic Performance: A Statistical Analysis

Background: Considering the growing presence of online study materials among college students, a study was initiated to determine their relationship with the academic performance of undergraduate students. Objectives: The aim of this study is to check the correlation between the online study materials and the academic performance of students. Methodology: A questionnaire was distributed among 53 students focusing on the amount and manner of usage, the kind of materials accessed online and the effect these materials had on their studies. Expected Outcome: The outcome of the research is expected to provide answers on the issue enabling the students and teachers to the relevance and adoption of online materials in their quest for academic success. It seeks to determine the best resources to use and suggest their appropriate use in the curriculum so that the educational activities get improved. Conclusion: These online mediums have a very good effect and benefit in the studies of the students. The study therefore proposes using such materials as a complementary tool to enhance academic outcomes, coupled with intensive training of students and faculty on the appropriate use of such facilities. Keywords: Online study materials, academic performance, student-teacher training, e-learning.

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2024-12-21
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https://doi.org/10.46254/ba07.20240211
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Technology-Enhanced Education Studies
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The Impact of Online Study Resource Utilization on Student Academic Performance: A Statistical Analysis

Md. Mortuza Ahmmed, Mohamad Rizal Abd Rahman, Avoy Mollick, Shinthea Akter Eti et al.
Technology-Enhanced Education Studies
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The Impact of Online Study Resource Utilization on Student Academic Performance: A Statistical Analysis

Md. Mortuza Ahmmed, Mohamad Rizal Abd Rahman, Avoy Mollick, Shinthea Akter Eti, Mahadi Hasan Jony
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Background: Considering the growing presence of online study materials among college students, a study was initiated to determine their relationship with the academic performance of undergraduate students. Objectives: The aim of this study is to check the correlation between the online study materials and the academic performance of students. Methodology: A questionnaire was distributed among 53 students focusing on the amount and manner of usage, the kind of materials accessed online and the effect these materials had on their studies. Expected Outcome: The outcome of the research is expected to provide answers on the issue enabling the students and teachers to the relevance and adoption of online materials in their quest for academic success. It seeks to determine the best resources to use and suggest their appropriate use in the curriculum so that the educational activities get improved. Conclusion: These online mediums have a very good effect and benefit in the studies of the students. The study therefore proposes using such materials as a complementary tool to enhance academic outcomes, coupled with intensive training of students and faculty on the appropriate use of such facilities. Keywords: Online study materials, academic performance, student-teacher training, e-learning.

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