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Article detail · 2024

Transactional distance perceptions, student engagement, and course satisfaction in flipped learning: a correlational study

Journal

Interactive Learning Environments

ISSN 1049-4820

YÖKSİS OpenAlex SJR Q1 JCR Q1 Citations 29 Top 10% Percentile 98.9% FWCI 13.62
Year
2024
Type
article

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Abstract

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The use of flipped learning (FL) is increasing in higher education with enormous educational benefits. But limited research has investigated the relationships of students’ transactional distance (TD) perceptions, engagement, and course satisfaction in FL. This correlational study was conducted to explore these important factors and their relationships in FL. 198 undergraduate students participated in this 14-week-long study, including 105 females and 93 males. Three well-established instruments were employed to collect data. The path analyses with the structural equation model showed that students’ TD perceptions were significantly related to their engagement and course satisfaction in FL. Furthermore, the study found that each of the five types of interactions, as sub-dimensions of TD perceptions, was positively related to student engagement as well as course satisfaction in FL. The research findings provide strong empirical evidence on the effect of TD perceptions on student engagement and satisfactions, and have rich implications for the design, implementation, and research of FL.

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Authors

  1. FATMA GİZEM KARAOĞLAN YILMAZ
  2. Ke Zhang
  3. AHMET BERK ÜSTÜN
  4. RAMAZAN YILMAZ BARTIN ÜNİVERSİTESİ