E-learning has become an increasingly popular learning
approach in higher educational institutions due to the rapid
growth of Internet technologies. This study mainly focuses
on the relationship of students’ use of e-learning and their
academic performance. The results from the regression
analysis using 215 students studying at faculty of computer
science and information systems shows that the use of Elearning
improves students’ academic performance
(GPA).The study also examines the application of e-learning
model to explain students’ acceptance of the e-learning
technology within the academic settings. The findings
confirm that in order to foster individuals’ intention to use
an e-learning, positive perception on e-learning use is
crucial. One of the most important occurrences is that both
perception and intention to use have significant effect on
actual e-learning use. While attitudes have influence on
intention to use, the actual e-learning use has significant
effect on students’ academic performance. The figures and
tables presented are the representation of the
interrelationship between e-learning use by students and
students’ academic performance. E-learning use is
associated with increased students’ academic performance,
while perception and behavioral intention are associated
with actual use of e-learning. Recommendation was that,
training and information sessions on e-learning need to
focus primarily on how the e-learning technology can help
improve the efficiency and effectiveness of students’
learning process.