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The Development of Distance Learning in Ukrainian Liberal Arts Institutions Based on EU Experience

Distance education and blended learning has been becoming a major alternative to traditional teaching all over the world. The paper discloses the benefits and disadvantages of e-learning at Ukrainian Universities in particular at Ternopil V. Hnatiuk National Pedagogical University as the representative when compare to European models of distance education. Distance education at Ukrainian Universities bases on the principle of individuality and supports by tutor. Using multivariate statistics it has proven that self-motivation and both intrinsic and extrinsic goal orientation predict student success in distance education and e-learning. The perceived learning outcome is positively associated with to self-regulation, learning styles and success.