Utilizing Cloud Computing Technology at the Secondary Education Level in Egypt: (Record no. 10255)

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Classification number 658.4
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Personal name Dawlat Elsayed Aboutria
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Title Utilizing Cloud Computing Technology at the Secondary Education Level in Egypt:
Remainder of title Leveraging Cloud Computing Platforms in Secondary Education
Statement of responsibility, etc. Dawlat Elsayed Aboutria
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Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2023
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Extent 116 p.
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Dimensions 21 cm.
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Materials specified Supervisor: <br/>Mohamed Omar Ezzat
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Dissertation type Thesis (M.A.)—Nile University, Egypt, 2023 .
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Formatted contents note Contents:<br/>TABLE OF CONTENTS<br/>ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ........................................................................................................I<br/>DECLARATION..................................................................................................................... II<br/>ABSTRACT............................................................................................................................III<br/>TABLE OF CONTENTS .......................................................................................................IV<br/>LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS ...............................................................................................VII<br/>LIST OF FIGURES ............................................................................................................ VIII<br/>CHAPTER 1..............................................................................................................................1<br/>INTRODUCTION.....................................................................................................................1<br/>1.1 BACKGROUND...............................................................................................................1<br/>1.2 CURRENT SITUATION OF THE SECONDARY EDUCATION IN EGYPT: .................3<br/>1.3 CLOUD COMPUTING TECHNOLOGY AS A SUGGESTED SOLUTION TO<br/>EDUCATIONAL CHALLENGES: .........................................................................................6<br/>1.4 THE STRUCTURE OF THIS RESEARCH DOCUMENT: ...............................................7<br/>CHAPTER 2..............................................................................................................................9<br/>CLOUD COMPUTING IN EDUCATION...............................................................................9<br/>2.1 CLOUD COMPUTING:....................................................................................................9<br/>2.2 DIFFERENT WAVES OF COMPUTING:........................................................................9<br/>2.3 CHARACTERISTICS, SERVICE MODELS AND DEPLOYMENT MODELS OF<br/>CLOUD COMPUTING:........................................................................................................11<br/>2.3.1 The five characteristics of Cloud Computing:............................................................11<br/>2.3.2 Cloud Computing service models:.............................................................................11<br/>2.3.3 Cloud Computing deployment models.......................................................................13<br/>2.4 BENEFITS OF APPLYING CLOUD COMPUTING IN EDUCATIONAL<br/>INSTITUTIONS:...................................................................................................................15<br/>2.5 CLOUD COMPUTING CHALLENGES IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS:...........18<br/>2.6 EXAMPLES OF ADOPTING CLOUD COMPUTING TECHNOLOGY IN OTHER<br/>COUNTRIES: .......................................................................................................................19<br/>2.7 CLOUD COMPUTING SERVICE PROVIDERS:...........................................................23<br/>2.8 CHALLENGES IN THE CURRENT EGYPTIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM:..................25<br/>2.9 REFORM PROGRAM OF THE EGYPTIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM: .........................28<br/>2.10 RESEARCH GAP: ........................................................................................................31<br/>V<br/>CHAPTER 3............................................................................................................................32<br/>RESEARCH METHODOLOGY ...........................................................................................32<br/>3.1 THE PROBLEM STATEMENT:.....................................................................................32<br/>3.2 RESEARCH QUESTION:...............................................................................................32<br/>3.3 RESEARCH OBJECTIVE:..............................................................................................32<br/>3.4 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY: ................................................................................33<br/>3.4.1 Increased gap between graduates’ knowledge and market needs: ...............................33<br/>3.4.2 The increased number of students in secondary education in Egypt: ..........................35<br/>3.5 RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS ........................................................................35<br/>3.6 DATA COLLECTION METHODS:................................................................................37<br/>3.6.1 The Qualitative Data: ................................................................................................38<br/>3.6.2 The Quantitative Data: ..............................................................................................40<br/>3.7 SAMPLE SIZE:...............................................................................................................44<br/>3.8 HYPOTHESIS:................................................................................................................44<br/>3.9 TEST FOR THE STATISTICAL SAMPLE:....................................................................44<br/>3.9.1 Hypothesis test for the statistical sample – Selected questions for ‘Teachers’: ...........44<br/>3.9.2 Regression analysis for the statistical sample – Selected questions for ‘Students’: .....47<br/>CHAPTER 4............................................................................................................................51<br/>RESULTS & DISCUSSION ...................................................................................................51<br/>4.1 ANALYZING SURVEY RESULTS: ..............................................................................51<br/>4.2 ANALYZING FIELD VISIT RESULTS (BRILLIANCE LANGUAGE SCHOOL): .......57<br/>4.2.1 BLS transformation journey to cloud-based educational platforms: ...........................57<br/>4.2.2 Classera Educational Platform:..................................................................................58<br/>4.2.3 Quality Control: ........................................................................................................60<br/>4.2.4 The challenges that faced BLS in applying cloud-computing technology:..................61<br/>4.2.5 The outcomes of having cloud-based educational platform (Classera) on BLS:..........64<br/>4.2.6 BLS future plans: (Other applications for the platform) .............................................65<br/>4.3 PUBLIC SCHOOL SURVEY & FIELD VISIT ANALYSIS: ..........................................66<br/>4.4 PROPOSED PHASES FOR ADOPTING CLOUD COMPUTING TECHNOLOGY IN<br/>SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN EGYPT..................................................................................70<br/>CHAPTER 5............................................................................................................................73<br/>CONCLUSION & FUTURE WORK.....................................................................................73<br/>5.1 SURVEY RESULTS AND BLS FIELD VISIT ...............................................................73<br/>VI<br/>5.2 RECOMMENDATIONS:................................................................................................75<br/>5.2.1 Approaches to the transformation process:.................................................................76<br/>5.3 CHALLENGES AND LIMITATIONS:...........................................................................79<br/>5.4 THE SUGGESTED SOLUTION (CLOUD-EDUCATIONAL PLATFORM):.................80<br/>5.5 BENEFITS OF APPLYING CLOUD COMPUTING IN THE SECONDARY EGYPTIAN<br/>EDUCATION SYSTEM: ......................................................................................................81<br/>5.6 FUTURE RESEARCH: ...................................................................................................83<br/>REFERENCES........................................................................................................................85<br/>APPENDIX 1...........................................................................................................................89<br/>SURVEY ANSWERS FOR THE EDUCATION MODEL ADOPTING CLOUD<br/>COMPUTING TECHNOLOGY ............................................................................................89<br/>APPENDIX 2...........................................................................................................................95<br/>SURVEY ANSWERS FOR THE EDUCATION MODEL NOT ADOPTING CLOUD<br/>COMPUTING TECHNOLOGY (TRADITIONAL MODEL)..............................................95<br/>APPENDIX 3.........................................................................................................................101<br/>CLASSERA PLATFORM FEATURES...............................................................................101
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Abstract Abstract:<br/>As technology continues to evolve rapidly, the integration of cloud computing holds significant<br/>promise in revolutionizing educational practices and empowering students and educators with<br/>innovative tools and resources. However, there is a lack of empirical research on the impact of<br/>cloud computing on secondary education in Egypt. The aim of this study is to investigate the<br/>impact of cloud computing platforms on the teaching and learning outcomes, and experiences of<br/>secondary school students in Egypt.<br/>The adopted research design is a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitative and qualitative<br/>data collection and analysis. The quantitative data are collected through a survey for teachers and<br/>students in a secondary school that uses cloud computing platforms and services and another<br/>survey for students from other school with the traditional model. The qualitative data are collected<br/>through interviews and focus group discussions with school directors.<br/>The findings of this research contribute to the existing body of knowledge on the implementation<br/>and impact of cloud computing platforms in the educational context, specifically in the secondary<br/>education system in Egypt.<br/>The results of the study show that cloud computing has a positive impact on the quality and<br/>efficiency of education, as well as on the motivation and satisfaction of learners. which is mainly<br/>reflected in eliminating students’ reliance on private tutoring. The study also identifies the<br/>challenges and barriers that hinder the effective implementation and use of cloud computing, in<br/>addition to providing recommendations for decision makers and educators, on how to overcome<br/>these challenges and maximize the benefits of cloud computing in secondary education in Egypt.<br/>Keywords: Cloud Computing technology, online educational platforms, secondary education.
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