The concepts of a forum and Web 2.0 social networks were also suggested as desirable from the participants' perspectives. Many participants wanted websites to enable “users to share and discuss their learning experiences with each other” (Participant 305010636), to “allow users to upload learning materials designed by themselves” (Participant 104290352), and to “establish diverse learning communities” (Participant 105030780). Some participants believed that the use of virtual forums or communities is beneficial for their online learning. Such facility allows them to learn from and share knowledge with other people having similar interests. Typical examples are blogs and virtual discussion rooms that assist knowledge sharing among participants. This finding is also supported by prior work: “Individuals are experiencing a greater sense of social presence while managing their identities, forming meaningful and romantic relationships online, extending spheres of influences, and generating a sense of belonging and meaningfulness” [67, p.301]. This is consistent with the enjoyment experience because online users can experience positive affect and can obtain fulfillment through social interaction.