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The influence of infrastructure, training, content and communication on the success of NEPAD’S pilot e-Schools in Kenya
The utilisation of e-learning facilities in theeducational delivery system of Nigeria: astudy of M-University
In spite of the constant innovative approaches adopted by teachers in westernworld, traditional approaches to teaching and assessments in Nigeria tertiaryinstitutions have constantly been practiced. Most institutions are not able to fullyutilize e-learning or get full advantages of it. This failure has hindered most teachersin using innovative teaching methodologies in delivering their lectures, andundertake rigorous research works. The study examines adoption and utilisation of e-learning facilities by lecturers in Nigerian private tertiary institution. The studyadopted qualitative approach to investigate the adoption and utilisation of e-learning facilities by lecturers in a Nigerian private tertiary institution using 15 semi-structured interviews from the academic staff of M-University. Raw data gatheredwere analysed using data driven thematic approach (a similar approach to groundedtheory).The findings reveal that M-University’s e-learning facilities are adequate andaccessible to users, and most teachers are comfortable with utilisation of variousfacilities during classes compared to most public tertiary institutions although, theutilisation has not been maximised. However, attitude of users, inadequate internetfacility, inadequate training of users affect the successful adoption. The studyrecommends that e-learning facilities should be constantly upgraded, and that M-University should train their staff continuously to meet the constant advancementsof the e-Learning facilities in order to maximize usag