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Table 5 Participants’ employment and e-learning (N = 1119)

From: Attitudes and concerns of undergraduate university health sciences students in Croatia regarding complete switch to e-learning during COVID-19 pandemic: a survey

Item

Completely disagree, N (%)

Disagree, N (%)

Neither agree nor disagree, N (%)

Agree, N (%)

Completely agree, N (%)

Because of my employment, I cannot participate in e-learning

215 (19.2)

359 (32.1)

438 (39.1)

70 (6.3)

37 (3.3)

Because of my employment, I am sometimes unable to participate in e-learning

108 (9.6)

132 (11.8)

211 (18.9)

444 (39.7)

224 (20.0)

Because of the nature of my employment, I find it hard to concentrate on e-learning

165 (14.7)

207 (18.6)

357 (31.9)

263 (23.5)

127 (11.3)

I have working conditions that allow me to participate in e-learning during my working hours

409 (36.6)

251 (22.4)

206 (18.4)

151 (13.5)

102 (9.1)

E-learning could be good complement to classic classroom learning once the COVID-19 pandemic is over

104 (9.3)

82 (7.3)

219 (19.6)

311 (27.8)

403 (36.0)

E-learning should be continued for part-time students, even after the COVID-19 pandemic is over

104 (9.3)

76 (6.8)

209 (18.7)

218 (19.5)

512 (45.7)