Research hypotheses of perceived social presence in online learning
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H1: Self presentation of MOOC instructor will positively influence students’ perceptions of social presence
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H2: Extraversion of MOOC instructor will positively influence student’s perceptions of social presence
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H3: MOOC students’ attention will positively influence their perceptions of social presence
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H4: MOOC students’ perceived control over a MOOC website will positively influence their perceptions of social presence
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H5: Students' perceived responsiveness of a MOOC website will positively influence their perceptions of social presence
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H6:MOOC students’ perceived synchronicity of a MOOC website will positively influence their perceptions of social presence
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H7: Media richness of a MOOC website will positively influence students' perceptions of social presence
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H8: MOOC students’ perceptions of social presence in a MOOC website will positively influence their satisfaction
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H9: Students’ perceptions of social presence in a MOOC website will positively influence their perceived enjoyment
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Hypothesis 2 Measurement Item: Extraversion in regards to social presence
Hypothesis 3 Measurement Item: Attention in regards to social presence
Hypothesis 1 Measurement Item: Self-perception in regards to social presence
Hypothesis 4 Measurement Item: Perceived control in regards to social presence
Hypothesis 5 Measurement Item: Perceived responsiveness in regards to social presence
Hypothesis 6 Measurement Item: Perceived synchronicity in regards to social presence
Hypothesis 7 Measurement Item: Media richness in regards to social presence
Hypothesis 8 Measurement Item: Perceptions of social presence impact on student satisfaction
Hypothesis 9 Measurement Item: Perceptions of social presence impact on student enjoyment