Perceived Learning Effectiveness and Student Satisfaction

Abstract

In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic turned the world upside down and forced a redesign of the work models of most organizations, including educational institutions that urgently needed to adapt their teaching practices. This chapter reports the CBBC project, an event organized by six European universities with the objective to solve a real business challenge, in international teams, via a 360º communication campaign, analyzing the student's satisfaction and discusses it in light of a unique multi-cultural, online project. The findings contribute to support the validity of the online assessment model and some insights can help education managers and marketing academics to better understand the students learning perceptions in a multi-cultural/multi-national online environment. Also, as proposed by Stallings, it is of utmost importance to identify the aspects that students feel are important in their online learning environment, so the conclusions will enhance the knowledge about how educational tools can be improved to increase overall student satisfaction.