Needs analysis of student use of technology focusing on interactive whiteboard during classroom presentations

This study focuses on students' perceptions on needs analysis prior to developing and evaluating an oral presentation module using the interactive whiteboard (IWB). A development research method was selected based on ADDIE's Instructional Design Model. This chapter concentrates on the init...

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Published in:Higher Education Challenges in South-East Asia
Main Author: Perinpasingam P.T.; Ling C.H.; Supramaniam K.
Format: Book chapter
Language:English
Published: IGI Global 2020
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Perinpasingam P.T.; Ling C.H.; Supramaniam K.
Needs analysis of student use of technology focusing on interactive whiteboard during classroom presentations
2020
Higher Education Challenges in South-East Asia


10.4018/978-l-7998-4489-l.ch007
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85137627515&doi=10.4018%2f978-l-7998-4489-l.ch007&partnerID=40&md5=1393d1027f752eb8eec84f6e9c4fecad
This study focuses on students' perceptions on needs analysis prior to developing and evaluating an oral presentation module using the interactive whiteboard (IWB). A development research method was selected based on ADDIE's Instructional Design Model. This chapter concentrates on the initial phase of ADDIE's model, which is a needs analysis of students' perceptions on the usage of the IWB for a verbal presentation. The results from a survey indicated that the IWB was an important interactive presentation tool to be introduced in the English classroom. In addition, the findings revealed that the students benefitted from the interactive presentation module introduced during the course when guidance and training were provided. Findings were used to improve the interactive presentation module among students at a tertiary level. © 2021, IGI Global.
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author Perinpasingam P.T.; Ling C.H.; Supramaniam K.
spellingShingle Perinpasingam P.T.; Ling C.H.; Supramaniam K.
Needs analysis of student use of technology focusing on interactive whiteboard during classroom presentations
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description This study focuses on students' perceptions on needs analysis prior to developing and evaluating an oral presentation module using the interactive whiteboard (IWB). A development research method was selected based on ADDIE's Instructional Design Model. This chapter concentrates on the initial phase of ADDIE's model, which is a needs analysis of students' perceptions on the usage of the IWB for a verbal presentation. The results from a survey indicated that the IWB was an important interactive presentation tool to be introduced in the English classroom. In addition, the findings revealed that the students benefitted from the interactive presentation module introduced during the course when guidance and training were provided. Findings were used to improve the interactive presentation module among students at a tertiary level. © 2021, IGI Global.
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