사이버대학 학습자관련 변인과 중도탈락 간의 관계 규명을 위한 실증적 연구 = A substantial study on the Relationship between students' variables and dropout in Cyber University

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

This study investigates the reasons of dropout in a survey of 348 dropouts from a cyber university located in Seoul, Korea. Most common reasons are time constraints due to work or family-related needs. Difficulties in adjusting to online learning environment and uncertainties regarding the value of a cyber university degree also played important roles. Drop-out students who pointed to these two reasons also suffered from lack of communication and interaction with other students and professors. Efforts to address these issues are in order as well as the development of time-efficient learning strategies and financial aids.

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