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Students and Teachers' Perceptions on Technology-Enhanced Turkish Language Learning Environment in Turkey
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Students and Teachers' Perceptions on Technology-Enhanced Turkish Language Learning Environment in Turkey

Educational research and reviews, Vol.8(13), p.986
07-10-2013

Abstract

Adult Students Anxiety Computer Assisted Instruction Computer Attitudes Educational Technology Foreign Countries Information Technology Interviews Learning Processes Likert Scales Mixed Methods Research Questionnaires Second Language Instruction Second Language Learning Student Attitudes Surveys Teacher Attitudes Teaching Methods Turkey (Istanbul) Turkish
The purpose of this study is to determine learners' and instructors' perceptions about technology-enhanced learning environment. This study uses both quantitative and qualitative methods. A Likert-scale survey was developed and administered to 48 Turkish language learners in various language courses in Istanbul to investigate their perceptions of using technology. Additionally, qualitative interview questions were used to investigate three Turkish instructors' perceptions about teaching with technology. Results showed that learners and instructors were comfortable with their learning Turkish using technologies and they can be used to enhance Turkish learning and teaching processes. (Contains 3 tables.)

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