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THE DEVELOPMENT OF A THEORY OF LEARNING PERFORMANCE: A FIRST STEP

Prior research that examined the effectiveness of face-to-face versus various computer-assisted teaching methods has resulted in “no significant differences.” However, this research was conducted without the benefit of a theoretical model that could be tested empirically with structural equation modeling techniques. The purpose of this paper is to develop such a model that will be operationalized with appropriate data as a second step.