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IS AUTONOMOUS LEARNING POSSIBLE FOR ASIAN STUDENTS? THE STORY OF A MOOC FROM INDONESIA

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Ginting D., Djiwandono P. I., Woods R., Lee D.
Teaching English with Technology
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2020
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vol. 20
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issue 1
60-79
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An autonomous learning attitude is crucial in determining the successful completion of an online program. Such an attitude is not always easy. Students in online programs need to strike a balance between online studies tasks and their other work, maintain motivation, and consistently follow all the stages of the program. It remains to be seen whether these attitudes prevail in some Indonesian MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) students. This paper was a descriptive sketch of learning autonomy among thirty-seven students of an Indonesian MOOC. Only a small percentage of students was genuinely autonomous, while most were not, and experience difficulty in completing the MOOC program. The study found a correlation between autonomy and academic achievement, but did not demonstrate a cause-effect relationship.
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