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      <p>Following Table 2, we have constructed our Sustainability and IT Moodle course by merging
the SRL metacognition strategy of goal-setting, self-monitoring, self-evaluation, and
metacognitive self-regulation. This was done by systematically analyzing the weekly structure of
the entire module, followed by the learning method (see Table 3).</p>
      <p>Students (7/7, 100%) highlighted that they accessed the course materials and tracked whether all
the books and reading files had been studied and needed further study. In this way, they re-iterate
self-monitoring by analyzing and checking the assignment submission or re-submission from time
to time, as well as the tasks needed to proceed to the next section of the module.
Students (7/7, 100%) felt some metacognitive self-regulation as they read the books and other
submitted materials. By submitting the course quizzes and assignments and seeing the
“submitted” green gamified option, they reported, "The course provides a solid foundation on IT's
role in sustainability but could benefit from more practical applications and updated content
reflecting the latest advancements in green technology."</p>
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