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Title: MOTIVATING ADULT LEARNERS USING BLENDED LEARNING IN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTION
Authors: Liyana Ahmad Afip 
Keywords: Motivation, Adult Learners, ARCS Model of Motivational Design, Blended Learning, Improving teaching and learning.
Issue Date: 1-Jul-2014
Journal: ResearchersWorld -Journal of Arts, Science & Commerce 
Abstract: 
The process of teaching and learning is one of the most common issues discusses by
educators and students regardless of in primary, secondary or even in tertiary level of
education. It is important for the educators to ensure that learners especially those in
tertiary education are motivated in learning thus promoting life-long learning. In line
with the MyBrain15‟s programme launched by the Government of Malaysia which
targeted 60,000 PhD holders among Malaysian by the year 2023, it is important to
ensure that the learners are motivated to learn. Therefore, ARCS Model of
Motivational Design need to be implemented in the curriculum in order to motivate
the students as well as promoting autonomy in learning. The integration of
technology in curriculum will also helps to provide a new dimension of learning
experience for both the educators and learners. This paper proposes the integration of
blended learning and ARCS model to be implemented in higher education institution
to improve the quality of teaching and learning process. The focus of this paper is on
knowing the adult learners, understanding the implementation of ARCS motivational
model in teaching and learning process, understanding the precise definition of
blended learning, the approaches in the implementation, the advantages and
disadvantages of blended learning and finally the implication in the teaching and
learning experience.
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URI: http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/994
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