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ÖĞRENME YÖNETİM SİSTEMLERİ (ÖYS) İÇİN BİR KARAR VERME MODELİ

A DECISION MAKING MODEL FOR LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (LMS)

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Abstract (2. Language): 
As a result of recent developments in the age of information, competitors of organizations have gained a global character around the world which gains a global structure. Firms that can follow developments and using opportunities of information technologies for their strategies prominently, will be one step ahead in the global competitive area. Firms don’t want to be left behind in global competition, have to prepare and adapt their employees to the rapid change. One of the most effective approaches to gaining knowledge and skills for employees to keep up with the changing world is e-learning. E-learning requires a high investment cost of the Learning Management Systems (LMS) that the most important factor. Providing the necessary criteria and compliance with the standards of these systems, which achieved by making high investment in firms is extremely important. In terms of decision makers, appropriate LMS selection for using e-learning is a complex decision making process. In this study, a decision support modeling that can guide to the decision makers was achieved. Each of 59 criteria obtained by literature review was rated by 28 academics and experts who have various experiences in distance education area and weight values were calculated.
Abstract (Original Language): 
Bilgi ve iletişim çağında yaşanan gelişmeler sonucunda küresel bir yapı kazanan dünyada organizasyonların rakipleri de küresel bir nitelik kazanmıştır. Değişimi takip edebilen, bilişim teknolojilerinin fırsatlarını stratejilerinde belirgin bir şekilde kullanan firmalar küresel rekabet ortamında bir adım önde olacaktır. Küresel rekabette geride kalmak istemeyen firmalar, çalışanlarını hızlı değişime hazırlamak ve adapte etmek zorundadırlar. Çalışanların değişen dünya düzenine ayak uydurmak için edinecekleri bilgi ve becerilerin kazandırılmasında en etkili yaklaşımlardan birisi e-öğrenmedir. E-öğrenme için yüksek bir yatırım maliyeti gerektiren en önemli unsur Öğrenme Yönetim Sistemleri (ÖYS)’dir. Kurumların büyük yatırımlar yaparak elde ettikleri bu sistemlerin gerekli kriterleri taşıması ve standartlara uygunluğu son derece önemlidir. Karar vericiler açısından e-öğrenme için kullanılacak en uygun ÖYS’nin seçimi karmaşık bir karar verme sürecidir. Bu çalışmada karar vericilere bu süreçte rehberlik edebilecek bir karar destek modellemesi gerçekleştirilecektir. Literatür taraması sonucu elde edilen 59 kriterin her biri, farklı uzaktan eğitim deneyimlerine sahip 28 akademisyen ve uzman tarafından puanlanmış ve ağırlık değerleri hesaplanmıştır.
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