The implication of emergency remote teaching on student success

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In this paper the success of students during their first year at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences at the faculty of Communication and Creative Business (formerly called Media, Information and Communication) will be compared prior to Covid-19 and during Covid-19 in the first year. With the purpose to determine the influence of the transition from offline to online education on student success. Student success is defined in two ways. First by the general average grade point (GPA) of all the exams in this first year, which in the Netherlands is the preliminary examination (propedeuse). Second, the time it takes to pass all first-year exams and earn the propedeuse (diploma of the preliminary examination). Furthermore, the mandatory student choice test (SCT), taken prior to the entrance of the University, is compared with the success of the students and examined on its predictive value. This will ultimately provide insight in the implications of a year of emergency remote teaching and enhance the knowledge about influences of online education upon student success in higher education.
Original languageEnglish
Pages6092
Number of pages1
Publication statusPublished - 7 Mar 2022
EventINTED2022: 16th annual International Technology, Education and Development Conference - Valencia, Spain
Duration: 7 Mar 202210 Mar 2022

Conference

ConferenceINTED2022
Country/TerritorySpain
CityValencia
Period7/03/2210/03/22

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