Uses survey and qualitative responses from 222 Malaysian young people to examine completion of an entrepreneurship MOOC. Decision-tree analysis finds that entrepreneurial intention alone does not predict completion; locus of control and socioeconomic factors are more informative. Completers also describe clearer enrolment goals.
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Motivations Matter: Predicting Entrepreneurship Education MOOC Course Completion with a Decision Tree Approach
Authors: Jia Wei Chin, Farhan Abdullah, Sharon Wah and Melati Nungsari