The Study of the Interaction Preferences Power of the Students of Web-based Instruction Courses Learning Styles

The aim of this study was to investigate the interaction preferences power of the Students of web-based instruction courses learning styles. For this purpose, 120 students from Tehran Virtual University were selected by using random sampling, and then, all of them responded to Grasha and Richman learning styles and interaction preferences scales. The results analyzed by using Pearson correlation and stepwise regression analysis. The results of the analysis showed that the independent, collaborative and dependent styles are regularly the most anticipant of learner interaction with interface. Collaborative and independent styles are anticipant of learner interaction with content. The collaborative style is anticipant of learner interaction with the instructor and learner with learner. Based on the findings, it can be concluded that there is a positive and meaningful relationship between some learning styles and dimensions of interactions and the power of anticipant of learning styles for interaction dimensions are different. These findings help the designers of web-based training courses to provide suitable opportunities for making interactions between learners with different styles of learning for achieving the learning and success.