'Viewers' Perception of Internet-Based English Learning in Joesin Translation Channel'. A Graduating Paper. English Education Department.

Ihsan, Muhammad (2019) 'Viewers' Perception of Internet-Based English Learning in Joesin Translation Channel'. A Graduating Paper. English Education Department. Other thesis, IAIN SALATIGA.

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Abstract

This study is mainly to analyze the viewers' perception of internet-based English learning in Joesin Translation Channel. The objectives of the study is 1) to find out the viewers' perception of internet-based English learning in Joesin Translation Channel as the supplement, 2) to find out the viewers' perception of internet-based English learning in Joesin Translation Channel as the complement, and 3) to find out the viewers' perception of internet-based English learning in Joesin Translation Channel as the substitution. The methodology of research was descriptive quantitative research. The technique of collecting data was observation, interview, and questionnaire. And the object of this study is the viewers of Joesin Translation Channel. The findings of this study is that 1) the viewers of Joesin Translation Channel have perception that they very agree that Joesin Translation Channel can be treated as the supplement of English learning in the conventional learning model. This is proved by 4.19 ? 3.99 in which 3.99 is the standard of value for the categorization 'very agree' in this study with utilizing the computer program Microsoft Excel, 2) the viewers of Joesin Translation Channel have perception that they very agree that Joesin Translation Channel can be treated as the complement of English learning in the conventional learning model. This is proved by 4.27 ? 3.99 in which 3.99 is the standard of value for the categorization 'very agree' in this study, and 3) the viewers of Joesin Translation Channel have perception that they agree that Joesin Translation Channel can be treated as the substitution of English learning in the conventional learning model. This is proved by 4.19 ? 3.99 in which 3.99 is the value for the categorization 'very agree' in this study.

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