Factors Influencing Students’ Continuance Intention in Learning through MOOCs: A Systematic Literature Review

Muh Syaiful Romadhon, Kasiyah Junus, Harry B. Santoso, Mubarik Ahmad, Endina Putri Purwandari

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Abstract

Massive Open Online Courses or MOOCs advocate the "democratization of education", which makes education available for everyone anywhere and anytime. The number of students who registered for a MOOC demonstrates that their intention to use MOOCs is reasonably high, yet only 7-10% complete the course. This review conducts literature review on frameworks or theories, instruments, and major factors that influence the intention to persist in MOOCs. A total of 150 articles spanning the years 2018-2022 are initially reviewed guided by PRISMA framework, from which 20 are selected based on the selection criteria in this study. Self-developed model and TAM has become the most often used theory to determine a persons' continuance intention on MOOCs. The majority of studies utilized SEM and PLS-SEM as instruments to analyse the continuance intention data. Perceived usefulness is the most important and influential factor in MOOCs.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)425-441
JournalIndonesian Journal of Computer Science
Volume12
Issue number2
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Apr 2023

Keywords

  • continuance intention
  • e-learning
  • MOOCs
  • PRISMA

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