分析 WhatsApp 在提高本科英语作为外语(EFL)学习者的英语写作能力方面的贡献:系统综述

Shugufta Khurram, S. T. Palpanadan, Zulfiquar Ali Chachar
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社交媒体正在成为全世界学习者获取英语语言的一个更活跃、更方便的媒介。越来越多的研究正在探讨人们如何在数字时代学习和使用语言,其中一个研究领域就是基于社交媒体的英语学习。本系统性文献综述旨在概述现有文献中将社交媒体(特别是 WhatsApp)作为学习英语写作技巧的工具的情况。本综述描绘了学习者与 WhatsApp 相关的写作技能学习成果的经验。为了审查本研究可获得的文献,我们进行了一次系统性回顾。本系统综述符合《系统综述和元分析首选报告项目》(PRISMA)标准声明。综述程序包括对 Web of Science、Google Scholar、Science Direct 和 Scopus 等电子数据库进行全面搜索。搜索范围包括 2013 年至 2022 年间发表的研究文章。本系统研究的目的是调查 WhatsApp Messenger 在帮助本科 EFL 学习者提高写作能力方面的潜力。综述概述了有关使用 WhatsApp 进行写作教学的研究,包括研究该应用程序对本科生 EFL 学习者的写作技能可能带来的益处。在 n = 90 项研究中,n = 20 项研究符合本系统综述的纳入标准。在所有这 20 项研究中,研究人员采用了定量研究方法(n = 13;65%)。根据本系统综述的结果,WhatsApp 在 2019 年和 2021 年受到研究人员的青睐,当时开展的研究也较多。研究报告的国别背景显示,沙特阿拉伯(n = 4;20%)在研究中做出了重大贡献,其中发现 WhatsApp 是一种非常有用的学习工具,可以提高本科 EFL 学习者的写作能力。未来的研究应考虑到不同的环境和教学策略,探索 WhatsApp 对提高本科 EFL 学习者英语写作能力的影响。我们鼓励教育工作者将 WhatsApp 整合到小组项目中,创造引人入胜的在线环境,并不断评估教学方法。此外,研究还可以调查教育工作者对基于 WhatsApp 的教学方法的看法,并探索其他社交媒体工具(如 Instagram、YouTube 和 Facebook)在提高各种英语语言技能方面的作用。
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Analyzing the contribution of WhatsApp in enhancing English writing skills among undergraduate English as a Foreign Language (EFL) learners: A systematic review
Social media is becoming a more active and accessible medium for learners all around the world to acquire the English language. A growing body of study is examining how people learn and use language in the digital age, and one such area of study is social media-based English language learning. This systematic review of the literature aims to provide an overview of social media, specifically WhatsApp, as a tool for learning English writing skills in existing literature. This review maps the experiences of learners with learning outcomes related to writing skills as they relate to WhatsApp. To examine the literature that was accessible for the study, a systematic review was conducted. This systematic review complies with the statement of Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) standards. The review procedure included a thorough search of electronic databases like Web of Science, Google Scholar, Science Direct, and Scopus. The research articles, which were published between 2013 and 2022 were included in the search. The purpose of this systematic research is to investigate WhatsApp Messenger’s potential to help undergraduate EFL learners improve their writing skills. The review gives a summary of the body of research on the use of WhatsApp for writing instruction, including studies examining the app’s possible benefits for undergraduate EFL learners’ writing skills. Out of n = 90 research studies n = 20 research studies met the inclusion criteria for this systematic review. Among all those 20 studies, researchers adopted (n = 13; 65%) quantitative research methodology. According to the results of this systematic review, WhatsApp gained popularity among researchers in 2019 and 2021, and at that time, there were more studies conducted. The country-wise context of the research studies revealed that Saudi Arabia (n = 4; 20%) has made a significant contribution to the body of studies in which it was discovered that WhatsApp is a highly useful learning tool for improving the writing abilities of undergraduate EFL learners. Future research should explore WhatsApp’s impact on enhancing English writing skills among undergraduate EFL learners, considering diverse contexts and instructional strategies. Educators are encouraged to integrate WhatsApp for group projects, create engaging online environments, and continuously assess teaching methods. Additionally, research could investigate educators’ perspectives on WhatsApp-based approaches and explore the role of other social media tools, like Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook, in enhancing various English language skills.
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