Geographic information system to analyze and develop long-distance learning via satellite (DLTV)

Abstract

The objectives of this study were (1 ) to develop geographic information systems of problems in using remote learning systems via satellite of destination schools and (2 ) to assess the satisfaction of users of the system. The sample is personnel in the Satellite Education Foundation under the Royal Patronage. Simple random sampling method of 30 people. The tools used in the research consisted of 2 parts: geographic information system of problems in using remote learning satellite teaching systems of destination schools and questionnaire satisfaction of users of the system. Research findings were as follows: (1 ) Geographic information systems of problems in using remote learning systems via satellite of developed schools that can be used efficiently and (2) The results of evaluating the satisfaction of the users of the system are all 3 aspects: content, design and performance. Overall satisfaction assessment results were at a good level. It can be concluded that the geographic information system, the problem of using the distance learning system via satellite of the destination school allows users to be able to know the various usage problems in order to analyze and plan effective solutions.