TableĀ 8

Participant views about online delivery of classes and learning from home

StatementStrongly agreeAgreeNeither agree nor disagreeDisagreeStrongly disagree
Online delivery of classes facilitates and supports student engagement159 (17.81%)311 (34.83%)156 (17.47%)145 (16.24%)122 (13.66%)
Online delivery of classes has made my learning more learner-centred124 (13.95%)229 (25.76%)196 (22.05%)202 (22.72%)138 (15.52%)
Online delivery of classes makes me feel less engaged with my studies322 (36.51%)224 (25.40%)138 (15.65%)136 (15.42%)62 (7.03%)
Individual coursework assignments have made me feel less engaged when working remotely from home168 (18.81%)211 (23.63%)159 (17.81%)234 (26.20%)113 (12.65%)
Working and learning remotely from home is more effective than face-to-face campus delivery67 (7.49%)86 (9.62%)167 (18.68%)210 (23.49%)364 (40.72%)
I would prefer for the delivery of my degree programme to remain fully online114 (12.74%)83 (9.27%)93 (10.39%)160 (17.88%)383 (42.79%)
Working and learning from home during the pandemic has increased my levels of anxiety342 (38.60%)257 (29.01%)119 (13.43%)103 (11.63%)65 (7.34%)
Working and learning from home during the pandemic has made me feel depressed274 (30.93%)250 (28.22%)156 (17.61%)127 (14.33%)79 (8.92%)
The unreliability of using my equipment and software from home caused me problems during the pandemic429 (48.47%)150 (16.95%)166 (18.76%)118 (13.33%)22 (2.49%)
I received financial assistance from my academic institution to help me buy equipment and software to support me learning from home37 (4.18%)64 (7.23%)171 (19.32%)222 (25.08%)329 (37.18%)
I had to invest in upgrading equipment and software to support my learning during the pandemic219 (24.91%)276 (31.40%)101 (11.49%)190 (21.62%)93 (10.58%)

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