Main Article Content

Ali Mu. A. Albakri AliMudher@esraa.edu.iq
Mohammed Y. M. Aldori Mohammed.yaseen@esraa.edu.iq


Abstract

This Research Aims to Increase the Efficiency of E-Learning through Human Resources Management in the Esraa University College, as the Research Problem that Accompanies E-Learning, Especially in the Iraqi Environment, Starts from a Weakness in The Internet and a Large Number of Students, and the Lack of Familiarity with the Technical Side Due to the Inability of Human Resources to Adapt to The New Systems in Iraqi Universities and the Spread in Recent Times of the Corona-Virus  Pandemic and the Demonstrations, which Prompted the Researchers to Apply the Research in the Esraa University College and Distribute 40 Questionnaires, 31 of which were Retrieved. The Research Reached a Number of Results, the Most Important of which was that The Value of the Simple Linear Regression Coefficient (Impact) is 0.419, which means that 42% of the Variables that Occur in Electronic Performance are Mainly Due to Changes in Human Resource Management, while the Remaining 58% Other Random Variables the Model did not consider.

Downloads

Download data is not yet available.

Article Details

How to Cite
A. Albakri, A. M., & M. Aldori, M. Y. (2020). The Role of Human Resources Management on Increasing the Efficiency of E-Learning/Exploratory study for Opinions of the Staff and professors in Esraa University College. Tikrit Journal of Administrative and Economic Sciences, 16(52, 2), 402–413. https://doi.org/10.25130/tjaes.16.52.2.22
Section
Articles

References

Acharya, Prem Bhagwan, (2020), Role of human resource management for sustainable development in Rural India, UGC Care Journal, Vol-40-Issue-04.

Ali, Ali Mohammed, (2019), The reality of human resource management in real estate developers public and private, Tishreen University Journal for Research and Scientific Studies -Economic and Legal Sciences Series Vol. (41) No. (3).

Amor, Arij Ben & Abid, Mohamed & Meddeb, Aref, (2020), Secure Fog-Based E-Learning Scheme, IEEE Access, Tunisia.

Barakat, Ghassan & Ahmad, Moteah & Shahen, Youssef Fawaz, (2019), Obstacles To the Use of E-Learning From the Point of View of Secondary School Teachers Field Study in Lattakia, Tishreen University Journal for Research and Scientific Studies - Arts and Humanities Series Vol. (41) No. (4).

Gupta, Satinder Bal & Gupta, Monika, (2020), Technology and E-Learning in Higher Education, International Journal of Advanced Science and Technology, Vol. 29, No. 4.

Kaushik, Rajshree & Kumar, Amit, (2020), A Critical study on Human Resource Management Practices in Hospital Organization-A Comparative study of Tata Main Hospital and Central Institute of Psychiatry, UGC Care Journal, Vol-6-Issue-4.

Kaznacheeva, S.N. & Bicheva, I.B & Smirnova, Zh. V. & Chelnokova, E. A., (2020), Innovative Technologies of human resource management, Atlantis press, Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research, volume 139.

Pak, Karen & Kooij, Dorien T.A.M. & De Lange, Annet H. & Veldoven, Marc, (2019), Human Resource Management and the ability, motivation and opportunity to continue working: a review of quantitative studies, Elsevier Inc., Netherlands.

Regan, Bellaro John, (2020), Current challenges in human resource management, UGC Care Listed Journal, Vol-40-Issue 72.

Stavens, Christopher & Horrigan, Judith & Heal, Roberta & Koren, Irene, (2020), Northeastern Ontario nurses' perceptions of e-learning: An interpretive description, Journal Pre-proof, Published by Elsevier.

Thite, M., (2019), e-HRM: Digital Approaches, Directions & Applications, Sunrise Setting Ltd, UK.