STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF COMPUTER-BASED LANGUAGE TEST (CBLT) AND VALIDATION OF CBLT-LISTENING QUESTIONNAIRE USING EXPLORATORY FACTOR ANALYSIS

IF 0.5 Q3 AREA STUDIES Journal of Nusantara Studies (JONUS) Pub Date : 2023-06-30 DOI:10.24200/jonus.vol8iss2pp224-243
Zulaikha Khairuddin, Nadiah Anuar, M. Azhari, Nur Husna Serip Mohamad, Khairunnisa Mohd Daud, Azrina Ahmad, Muhammad Haziq Abd Rashid
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Background and Purpose: One of the difficulties that emerged during online learning was the teaching and learning of listening skills which prompted the development of an online platform, Computer-based Language Test (CBLT), to assist educators conduct listening practices and assessment with students without experiencing geographical limitations. As this is a novel platform, this paper intends to examine students’ perceptions of listening skills and online learning after utilising this platform using the developed CBLT-Listening Questionnaire.   Methodology: This cross-sectional quantitative study employed questionnaires to collect data from diploma students. Two-stage sampling was utilised whereby the first stage used stratified random sampling in selecting classes from twenty-three (23) branches of the university. Simple random sampling was practised in the second stage which yielded 410 responses. The data were subjected to descriptive and exploratory factor analyses (EFA) in SPSS.   Findings: Descriptive analysis revealed that the respondents find listening a difficult skill to acquire yet view CBLT an excellent initiative for online distance learning. EFA revealed that the items in the Listening construct were significant and to be retained. However, the EFA results reported that one item from the Online Distance Learning construct needs to be deleted from the questionnaire.   Contributions: The validated CBLT-S Listening Questionnaire serves as an instrument to investigate the impact of a novel online platform (CBLT) on students' perceptions on listening and online learning. The results from this study evidenced that online platforms that incorporate practices and assessment are viewed positively by students for pedagogy in language teaching.   Keywords: Computer-based language test, exploratory factor analysis, listening skill, online listening test, CBLT-listening questionnaire.   Cite as: Khairuddin, Z., Anuar, N., Azhari, M. A., Serip Mohamad, N. H., Mohd Daud, K., Ahmad, A. R., & Abd Rashid, M. H. (2023). Students’ perceptions of Computer-Based Language Test (CBLT) and validation of CBLT-listening questionnaire using exploratory factor analysis.  Journal of Nusantara Studies, 8(2), 222-241. http://dx.doi.org/10.24200/jonus.vol8iss2pp222-241
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学生对计算机语言测试的认知及计算机语言听力问卷的探索性因素分析验证
背景和目的:在线学习中出现的困难之一是听力技能的教与学,这促使了在线平台的发展,计算机语言测试(CBLT),以帮助教育工作者与学生进行听力练习和评估,而不受地理限制。由于这是一个新颖的平台,本文打算使用开发的cblt -听力问卷调查学生使用该平台后对听力技能和在线学习的看法。方法:本研究采用横断面定量调查问卷的方式,收集毕业班学生的资料。采用两阶段抽样,第一阶段采用分层随机抽样,从大学的23个分支机构中选择班级。第二阶段进行了简单随机抽样,共收到410份答复。数据在SPSS中进行描述性和探索性因素分析(EFA)。调查结果:描述性分析显示,受访者发现听力是一项难以获得的技能,但认为CBLT是在线远程学习的一个极好的举措。EFA显示听力构念中的项目是重要的,需要保留。然而,全民教育结果报告,在线远程学习结构中的一个项目需要从问卷中删除。贡献:本问卷旨在调查新型网络平台(CBLT)对学生听力认知和在线学习的影响。本研究的结果证明,结合实践和评估的在线平台在语言教学中得到了学生的积极评价。关键词:计算机语言测试,探索性因素分析,听力技巧,在线听力测试,cblt -听力问卷引自:Khairuddin, Z., Anuar, N., Azhari, M. A., Serip Mohamad, N. H., Mohd Daud, K., Ahmad, A. R., and Abd Rashid, M. H.(2023)。学生对计算机语言测试的认知及计算机语言测试听力问卷的探索性因素分析验证。自然科学学报,8(2),222-241。http://dx.doi.org/10.24200/jonus.vol8iss2pp222-241
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