e-learning readiness - Asia Pacific Region - Open University Malaysia

E-learning Readiness in Malaysia 2004LIST OF TABLESPageTABLE 1. Areas of Readiness Measured for the Respective Target.................8TABLE 2. Demographic Profile of Policy Makers.............................................15TABLE 3. Policy Makers’ Perceptions of Management Readiness.................17TABLE 4. Policy Makers’ Perceptions of Personnel Readiness.......................18TABLE 5. Policy Makers’ Perceptions of Technical Readiness .......................18TABLE 6. Policy Makers’ Perceptions of Environmental Readiness..............19TABLE 7. Policy Makers’ Perceptions of Cultural Readiness .........................19TABLE 8. Policy Makers’ Perceptions of Financial Readiness........................20TABLE 9. Factors Hindering Organisations from Expanding E-learningEfforts ...................................................................................................21TABLE 10. Mean Score of Overall Readiness among Policy Makers...............22TABLE 11. Level of Overall Readiness among Policy Makers........................233TABLE 12. Demographic Profile of Providers ....................................................29TABLE 13. Number of Students Enrolled............................................................30TABLE 14. Ideal Bandwidth to Deliver E-learning ............................................30TABLE 15. Standards in E-learning ......................................................................31TABLE 16. LMS/LCMS used/to be used ..............................................................31TABLE 17. Provision of Applications and Services to Support E-learning.....32TABLE 18. Security Features Employed in Networks and Resource Servers.33TABLE 19. Connection to the Internet..................................................................33TABLE 20. Preference for Single point of Access for Local E-learning Content...............................................................................................................33TABLE 21. Providers’ Perceptions of Personnel Readiness ..............................35TABLE 22. Providers’ Perceptions of Content Readiness..................................36TABLE 23. Providers’ Perceptions of Technical Readiness...............................37TABLE 24. Providers’ Perceptions of Environmental Readiness .....................39TABLE 25. Providers’ Perceptions of Financial Readiness................................40TABLE 26. Factors Hindering Organisations from Expending E-learningEfforts ...................................................................................................41TABLE 27. Mean Score of Overall Readiness among Providers.......................42TABLE 28. Level of Overall Readiness among Providers..................................44TABLE 29. Demographic Profile of Enablers ......................................................50TABLE 30. Computer Use among Enablers.........................................................52TABLE 31. Popular Uses of Computer among Enablers ...................................52TABLE 32. Internet Use among Enablers.............................................................53TABLE 33. Preferred Channels of Communication among Enablers ..............54TABLE 34. Preferred Mode/Media of Learning among Enablers.....................54TABLE 35. Enablers’ Perceptions of Learner Readiness....................................55TABLE 36. Enablers’ Perceptions of Management Readiness...........................56TABLE 37. Enablers’ Perceptions of Personnel Readiness ................................57TABLE 38. Enablers’ Perceptions of Content Readiness....................................58TABLE 39. Enablers’ Perceptions of Technical Readiness.................................59Joint Study by MEWC and OUMv