06.1-Activity-TAGURAN
06.1-Activity-TAGURAN
INTRODUCTION
Technology has changed its definition from time to time with its actual change. Today, technology refers to
the innovation of everyday gadgets and appliances that people use for faster and more efficient results. With its use,
people usually connect to the internet to connect with other users worldwide.
The Internet is a broad network consisting of millions of information that can be passed from one side of the
world to the next in a matter of milliseconds! In this way, people share their ideas, the latest information, the hottest
news, and much more with other people. That makes the internet the most popular source for students when it
comes to learning.
To get quick answers, most students use search engines and type in their search query, or what they want
to look for, on Google, Bing, and more. After the search engine returns all the websites with the term they are looking
for, the search engine then arranges the results according to the source’s popularity or reliability. For instance, if you
need a manual for connecting computers using a router, Cisco’s website will more likely be listed first than other
people’s blogs.
This study aims to answer the following questions concerning technology in learning:
time students use it for good. Not everyone in this world is moral. So expect that not everything you see on the
internet is moral. Teachers, then, became negative when it comes to mobile phones, laptops, tablets, and many more
gadgets today. In this study, the researchers will analyze whether learning is better with technology or not at all.
This research only focuses on concerning technology when used for learning and educational purposes
only, and is limited to the respondents of 30 conveniently selected students of La Salle University, Ozamiz City during
the first semester of S.Y. 2016-2017. In this research, we are only referring to the usage of everyday gadgets, PCs,
and the internet, and how it affects one’s learning, specifically his/her grades as the basis of what is learned.
CHAPTER 2
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Research Design
This research data will be gathered indirectly through surveys. Survey questionnaires will be given to
respondents at a certain locale, and data analysis and treatment will be done. Questions include how long they spent
their time studying and the average of their final grades for their major subjects last semester. The sampling method
to choose the respondents is non-probability sampling, specifically convenience sampling, where the researchers will
The research will be held at La Salle University, Ozamiz. The research is limited to 20 conveniently selected
students only.