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This study introduces MyGJU, an in-house e-learning system designed to improve upon platforms like Moodle. MyGJU enhances user engagement and offers better usability for educators and students in higher education.

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  • Computer Science

Background:

  • Higher education institutions utilize e-learning tools to enhance educational models.
  • Reliance on commercial or open-source platforms can affect system acceptability, usability, and capability.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To propose design methods for developing effective learning management capabilities within a university portal (MyGJU).
  • To address drawbacks of existing platforms like Moodle by improving system setup, data integrity, security, data reuse, version control, and collaboration.

Main Methods:

  • Development of in-house e-learning modules within the MyGJU university portal.
  • Implementation of mechanisms for system setup, data integrity, information security, e-learning data reuse, version control automation, and multi-user collaboration.
  • Comparative analysis of MyGJU features against Moodle and other in-house systems.
  • User surveys and system deployment outcome assessment.

Main Results:

  • MyGJU modules were successfully developed to overcome Moodle's drawbacks.
  • User surveys and deployment outcomes confirm wide acceptance of MyGJU for basic e-learning tasks.
  • Instructors and students found the MyGJU e-learning modules engaging, easy to use, useful, and interactive.

Conclusions:

  • The developed in-house e-learning modules in MyGJU offer a viable alternative to commercial and open-source platforms.
  • MyGJU effectively enhances user engagement and satisfaction in higher education e-learning environments.
  • The design methods applied to MyGJU provide a model for improving learning management system capabilities.