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Leveraging Online Social Networks For Effect ive Co l laborat ive Learn ing-A Students ’ Perspect ive
By : Mohamed Firdhous, Junriana, Shahril Budiman, Raja Abumanshur Matridi, Mohd Amar Aziz, Iz'aan Shazwan bin Sharif, Noor Hadzlida Ayob
College of Social and Political Sciences
PRESENTATION OUTLINE
News FeedLiterature ReviewResearch
MethodologyDemographicsResults FindingsConclusion
Leveraging Online Social Networks For Effective Collaborative Learning- A Students’ Perspective | ICOIS 2013
Every nature human beings like to live in groups rather than individuals in almost every aspect of life
HUMAN BEING ⇒ SOCIAL GROUPS ⇒ HUMAN LIVES
NEWS FEED...OUTL
INE
W E L C O M E T O
SOCIAL GROUPING HAS UNDERGONE A REVOLUTIONARY CHANGE WITH INTRODUCTON OF ONLINE SOCIAL NETWORKS
Firdhous - Moratuwa University
Literature reviewOnline social networks have become very popular among users especially students in the recent past(Hamat, 2012)
Trends of using social networks by college students basically for communication and entertainment(Sponcil & Gitimu, 2013)
Facebook is the one of the most popular SN students accessed afterward, YouTube, Twitter, MySpace, Blogs & LinkedIn
Beck and Scheel (2011), defined Virtual communication through social networks and media is successful model of e-learning strategic
Innovative model of learning reach by improving knowledge and information by online collaboration (Giani, 2010), Whereas Blumcke and Paas (2011) ) have studied the use of interactive social media for informal learning and empowerment though the use of ISABEL an EU project implemented for promoting lifelong learning
Literature reviewOnline social networks have become very popular among users especially students in the recent past(Hamat, 2012)
Trends of using social networks by college students basically for communication and entertainment(Sponcil & Gitimu, 2013)
Facebook is the one of the most popular SN students accessed afterward, YouTube, Twitter, MySpace, Blogs & LinkedIn
Beck and Scheel (2011), defined Virtual communication through social networks and media is successful model of e-learning strategic
Innovative model of learning reach by improving knowledge and information by online collaboration (Giani, 2010), Whereas Blumcke and Paas (2011) ) have studied the use of interactive social media for informal learning and empowerment though the use of ISABEL an EU project implemented for promoting lifelong learning
Literature reviewOnline social networks have become very popular among users especially students in the recent past(Hamat, 2012)
Trends of using social networks by college students basically for communication and entertainment(Sponcil & Gitimu, 2013)
Facebook is the one of the most popular SN students accessed afterward, YouTube, Twitter, MySpace, Blogs & LinkedIn
Beck and Scheel (2011), defined Virtual communication through social networks and media is successful model of e-learning strategic
Innovative model of learning reach by improving knowledge and information by online collaboration (Giani, 2010), Whereas Blumcke and Paas (2011) ) have studied the use of interactive social media for informal learning and empowerment though the use of ISABEL an EU project implemented for promoting lifelong learning
Literature reviewOnline social networks have become very popular among users especially students in the recent past(Hamat, 2012)
Trends of using social networks by college students basically for communication and entertainment(Sponcil & Gitimu, 2013)
Facebook is the one of the most popular SN students accessed afterward, YouTube, Twitter, MySpace, Blogs & LinkedIn
Beck and Scheel (2011), defined Virtual communication through social networks and media is successful model of e-learning strategic
Innovative model of learning reach by improving knowledge and information by online collaboration (Giani, 2010), Whereas Blumcke and Paas (2011) ) have studied the use of interactive social media for informal learning and empowerment though the use of ISABEL an EU project implemented for promoting lifelong learning
Literature reviewOnline social networks have become very popular among users especially students in the recent past(Hamat, 2012)
Trends of using social networks by college students basically for communication and entertainment(Sponcil & Gitimu, 2013)
Facebook is the one of the most popular SN students accessed afterward, YouTube, Twitter, MySpace, Blogs & LinkedIn
Beck and Scheel (2011), defined Virtual communication through social networks and media is successful model of e-learning strategic
Innovative model of learning reach by improving knowledge and information by online collaboration (Giani, 2010), Whereas Blumcke and Paas (2011) ) have studied the use of interactive social media for informal learning and empowerment though the use of ISABEL an EU project implemented for promoting lifelong learning
Literature reviewOnline social networks have become very popular among users especially students in the recent past(Hamat, 2012)
Trends of using social networks by college students basically for communication and entertainment(Sponcil & Gitimu, 2013)
Facebook is the one of the most popular SN students accessed afterward, YouTube, Twitter, MySpace, Blogs & LinkedIn
Beck and Scheel (2011), defined Virtual communication through social networks and media is successful model of e-learning strategic
Innovative model of learning reach by improving knowledge and information using online collaboration (Giani, 2010), Whereas Blumcke and Paas (2011) ) have studied the use of interactive social media for informal learning and empowerment though the use of ISABEL an EU project implemented for promoting lifelong learning
@Research Place#Universiti Utara Malaysia
@Methodology#Quantitative with Descriptive analysis #Questionnaires were answered immediately, while researchers waiting to ensure questionnaires administered were answers and returned#Emphasizes on Behavioral Patterns
@Sample#Students are pursuing Undergraduate + Post Graduate degree#Total Sample Size 131#Convenience Sampling
DEMOGRAPHICS
41.22 %
58.78 %
GENDER
1%
65%
22%
8%
3%2%
Age
< 2020-2526-3031-3536-40> 40
50.38%
1.53%
39.69%
8.40%Program being followed
Undergraduate
PostGraduate Diploma
Masters
PhD
10.69%
24.43%
10.69%
2.29%3.05%
40.46%
8.40%
Highest Qualification
High School
STPM
Matriculation
GCE (A/L)
Diploma
Undergraduate
Masters
Em-ployed; 26.72%
Not Em-
ployed; 73.28%
Status
Full Time; 62.86%
Part Time;
37.24%
Type
PERSONAL INFORMATION EDUCATION BACKGROUND EMPLOYMENT STATUS
Results Findings
Social Network Usage
Reasons for Collaboration
Preferred Method for Collaboration
Results Findings (Cont)
Preference for Using Social Networks for Collaboration
Reasons for Using Social Networks for Collaboration Issues with Social Networks
YES95%
NO5%
ConclusionUniversity students use the advanced technologies such as internet applications, social networks and email for collaborative learning presently.
Even many preferred to use social networks for collaborative learning, they also concerns about the effectiveness and issues of using social networks for the same.
This study proposed to carry out more depth analysis of the data for identifying the factors that that make students to choose social networks for collaborative learning or otherwise.
Leveraging Online Social Networks For Effective Collaborative Learning- A Students’ Perspective | ICOIS 2013