Ronaki International School – Erbil (RISE) Students’ Attitudes Toward Online Assignment in Learning Management System (LMS)

Kucuk, Turgay (2023) Ronaki International School – Erbil (RISE) Students’ Attitudes Toward Online Assignment in Learning Management System (LMS). International Journal of Social Sciences & Educational Studies, 10 (3). pp. 392-402.

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Abstract

The concept of online has become a vital part of today’s students’ lives. This study studied the academic development of students at a private international school in Iraq in connection to the online assignment component of the Learning Management System (LMS). A pre-test conducted to the students at the beginning of the study revealed that their levels were comparable. 14 girls and 14 boys, respectively, were assigned to the control and experimental groups. The duration of the trial was six weeks. In the fifth week of the study, the questionnaire was administered to the students using Google Forms. On the sixth and final week of the study, students were interviewed face-to-face and given a post-test. Based on the collected data and the 13% post-test difference, it was found that students preferred the online assignment technique and, as a result, were more successful. When the results to the student poll were reviewed, the students highlighted that the traditional method was more secure than the internet system. In general, research indicates that contemporary pupils are more open to online tasks.

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