Edu-Connect: Transforming MSU Marawi Education through Social Media Networks

The study investigates the role of Social Media Networks (SMN) as educational platforms at Mindanao State University, Marawi City, amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. It aims to answer three key questions: the common SNM used by students in online classes, their perceptions of SNM, and the effects of integrating SNM based on the Triple E framework (Engagement, Enhancement, Extension of learning objectives). A quantitative descriptive design with a validated survey questionnaire was employed, involving 104 students from the first semester of the 2021-2022 Academic Year. Data analysis included frequencies, percentages, weighted averages, and correlation tests. Results showed that Google, Messenger, and Facebook were the most frequently used SNM. About 85% of respondents had basic SNM knowledge, facilitating their adaptation to online learning. According to the Triple E framework, 78% demonstrated high engagement, 82% reported enhanced learning objectives, and 75% experienced expanded understanding through SNM. The study underscores the significance of integrating SNM into online learning. Recommendations include structured training on SNM usage, enhancing student-lecturer communication via SNM, limiting gadget use to combat digital fatigue (reported by 60% of students), innovating online learning methods, and optimizing SNM use by lecturers and staff for better material accessibility.

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Assyfa Learning Journal
Published
2024-08-12
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https://doi.org/10.61650/alj.v2i2.141
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3
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ICT in Developing Communities
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Edu-Connect: Transforming MSU Marawi Education through Social Media Networks

Jalal M. Abao, Tareeq A. Al-Mounaim, Hafida M. Pacasum, Isoden Saidamen et al.
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Assyfa Learning Journal
ICT in Developing Communities
2.34
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Edu-Connect: Transforming MSU Marawi Education through Social Media Networks

Jalal M. Abao, Tareeq A. Al-Mounaim, Hafida M. Pacasum, Isoden Saidamen, Marecon C. Viray, Hosnie B. Gogo
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Abstract

The study investigates the role of Social Media Networks (SMN) as educational platforms at Mindanao State University, Marawi City, amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. It aims to answer three key questions: the common SNM used by students in online classes, their perceptions of SNM, and the effects of integrating SNM based on the Triple E framework (Engagement, Enhancement, Extension of learning objectives). A quantitative descriptive design with a validated survey questionnaire was employed, involving 104 students from the first semester of the 2021-2022 Academic Year. Data analysis included frequencies, percentages, weighted averages, and correlation tests. Results showed that Google, Messenger, and Facebook were the most frequently used SNM. About 85% of respondents had basic SNM knowledge, facilitating their adaptation to online learning. According to the Triple E framework, 78% demonstrated high engagement, 82% reported enhanced learning objectives, and 75% experienced expanded understanding through SNM. The study underscores the significance of integrating SNM into online learning. Recommendations include structured training on SNM usage, enhancing student-lecturer communication via SNM, limiting gadget use to combat digital fatigue (reported by 60% of students), innovating online learning methods, and optimizing SNM use by lecturers and staff for better material accessibility.

Assyfa Learning JournalVol. 2(2)
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ICT in Developing Communities
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