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Effects of a Behavioural Commitment Scheme on Study Regularity in a Self-Paced Learning Platform
Online education has enabled learners worldwide to take up courses from reputed institutions. However, a self-paced online course cannot guarantee the motivation and engagement that a learner experiences in a real-time classroom. Self-paced access also makes platform load unpredictable, which drives
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