Psychometric network of the online learning strategies questionnaire in Peruvian university students

Online learning strategies refer to the methods and approaches students use to organize study activities, manage course content, and regulate participation in virtual learning environments. These strategies are relevant to educational technology because they provide measurable indicators that can in...

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author Manuel Alejandro Concha-Huarcaya
Antonio Serpa‐Barrientos
Luis Alberto Sosa-Aparicio
Enrique Giovanni Pérez-Flores
Jacksaint Saintila
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Enrique Giovanni Pérez-Flores
Jacksaint Saintila
Luis Alberto Sosa-Aparicio
Manuel Alejandro Concha-Huarcaya
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Antonio Serpa‐Barrientos
Luis Alberto Sosa-Aparicio
Enrique Giovanni Pérez-Flores
Jacksaint Saintila
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description Online learning strategies refer to the methods and approaches students use to organize study activities, manage course content, and regulate participation in virtual learning environments. These strategies are relevant to educational technology because they provide measurable indicators that can inform instructional design, learning analytics, adaptive learning systems, and student support in online and blended courses. This study examined the psychometric properties of the online learning strategies scale (OLSS) using a psychometric network analysis approach in Peruvian university students. The sample included 520 university students (389 women = 74.8%; 131 men = 25.2%) aged 18 to 40 years. Descriptive analyses were conducted to evaluate item distributions. The psychometric network structure of the OLSS was then estimated using exploratory graph analysis with bootstrap procedures, followed by assessment of community stability and structural consistency. The results identified a four-community structure corresponding to motivation, self-control, Internet literacy, and Internet anxiety. The network showed high structural stability, with bootstrap replication values close to 1.00 for most items and high structural consistency across communities. These findings support the internal structure and reliability of the OLSS in the studied population. From an educational technology perspective, the OLSS may help instructors and instructional designers identify students requiring motivational, self-regulatory, digital literacy, or affective support in technology-enhanced learning environments.
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spelling openalex:W7203830930Psychometric network of the online learning strategies questionnaire in Peruvian university studentsManuel Alejandro Concha-HuarcayaAntonio Serpa‐BarrientosLuis Alberto Sosa-AparicioEnrique Giovanni Pérez-FloresJacksaint Saintilaonline learning strategiesnetwork psychometricsexploratory graph analysisscale validationuniversity studentsstudent self-regulationself-controlmotivationinternet literacyinternet anxietydigital literacyvirtual learning environmentsPeruvian university studentsOnline and Blended LearningPsychometric Methodologies and TestingOnline Learning and AnalyticsOnline learning strategies refer to the methods and approaches students use to organize study activities, manage course content, and regulate participation in virtual learning environments. These strategies are relevant to educational technology because they provide measurable indicators that can inform instructional design, learning analytics, adaptive learning systems, and student support in online and blended courses. This study examined the psychometric properties of the online learning strategies scale (OLSS) using a psychometric network analysis approach in Peruvian university students. The sample included 520 university students (389 women = 74.8%; 131 men = 25.2%) aged 18 to 40 years. Descriptive analyses were conducted to evaluate item distributions. The psychometric network structure of the OLSS was then estimated using exploratory graph analysis with bootstrap procedures, followed by assessment of community stability and structural consistency. The results identified a four-community structure corresponding to motivation, self-control, Internet literacy, and Internet anxiety. The network showed high structural stability, with bootstrap replication values close to 1.00 for most items and high structural consistency across communities. These findings support the internal structure and reliability of the OLSS in the studied population. From an educational technology perspective, the OLSS may help instructors and instructional designers identify students requiring motivational, self-regulatory, digital literacy, or affective support in technology-enhanced learning environments.Articlehttps://doi.org/10.30935/cedtech/19184https://www.cedtech.net/download/psychometric-network-of-the-online-learning-strategies-questionnaire-in-peruvian-university-students-19184.pdfW7203830930enContemporary Educational Technology1309-517X2026-08-20
spellingShingle online learning strategies
network psychometrics
exploratory graph analysis
scale validation
university students
student self-regulation
self-control
motivation
internet literacy
internet anxiety
digital literacy
virtual learning environments
Peruvian university students
Online and Blended Learning
Psychometric Methodologies and Testing
Online Learning and Analytics
Manuel Alejandro Concha-Huarcaya
Antonio Serpa‐Barrientos
Luis Alberto Sosa-Aparicio
Enrique Giovanni Pérez-Flores
Jacksaint Saintila
Psychometric network of the online learning strategies questionnaire in Peruvian university students
title Psychometric network of the online learning strategies questionnaire in Peruvian university students
title_full Psychometric network of the online learning strategies questionnaire in Peruvian university students
title_fullStr Psychometric network of the online learning strategies questionnaire in Peruvian university students
title_full_unstemmed Psychometric network of the online learning strategies questionnaire in Peruvian university students
title_short Psychometric network of the online learning strategies questionnaire in Peruvian university students
title_sort psychometric network of the online learning strategies questionnaire in peruvian university students
topic online learning strategies
network psychometrics
exploratory graph analysis
scale validation
university students
student self-regulation
self-control
motivation
internet literacy
internet anxiety
digital literacy
virtual learning environments
Peruvian university students
Online and Blended Learning
Psychometric Methodologies and Testing
Online Learning and Analytics
topic_facet online learning strategies
network psychometrics
exploratory graph analysis
scale validation
university students
student self-regulation
self-control
motivation
internet literacy
internet anxiety
digital literacy
virtual learning environments
Peruvian university students
Online and Blended Learning
Psychometric Methodologies and Testing
Online Learning and Analytics
url https://doi.org/10.30935/cedtech/19184
https://www.cedtech.net/download/psychometric-network-of-the-online-learning-strategies-questionnaire-in-peruvian-university-students-19184.pdf
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