摘要:Among the many studies focusing on the effect of learner and instructional variables on learning outcomes, few
studies have investigated the effect of these variables and their mediating mechanisms influencing students’
learning within a blended learning environment. This study examined the influence of instructional and learner
variables on learning outcomes for a blended instruction course offered for undergraduate students. Data
analysis indicated that age, prior experiences with distance learning opportunities, preference in delivery format,
and average study time are those learner antecedents differentiating learning outcomes among groups of college
students. From a regression analysis, the influence of learner, instructional, and motivational variables on
learning outcomes found to be consolidated around one variable in learning application.