Chapter 3
Chapter 3
Chapter 3
METHODOLOGY
Research Design
In this review the illustrative study technique was utilized to examine ICT
use propensities, saw ICT competency, and related issues of college
understudies in instructor readiness programs. An engaging study strategy
permits the specialist to suggest a progression of conversation starters to willing
members, outline their reactions with rates, recurrence numbers, or more through
measurements, and draw inductions about a specific populace from the reactions
of the specimen.
Research Instrument
The only instrument for the study was a survey questionnaire: Students
ICT Usage and Perceived Competencies Inventory (S-ICT AIMS) adapted from
Bassey et al. (2007). The S-ICT-AIMS questionnaire was structured into three
sections. Section A elicited demographic details such as, course, age. Section B
examined ICT usage habits of respondents. Section C required the respondents
to rate their perceived ICT competencies. It was a 5-point Likert items on ICT
knowledge and skills adapted from the Western Australian Guide (2003). The
reliability of the instrument was calculated using the Cronbach alpha formula.
Reliability coefficients were calculated separately for section B and each of the
five subscales in section C. The reliability coefficient of section B was 0.72. The
reliability coefficients in each of the five sub-scales were; 0.74 for File Navigator,
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0.73 for Word Processing, 0.72 for Email, 0.72 for Internet, and 0.65 for
Presentation
Software.
Descriptive
statistics
(frequencies,
percentages,
crosstabs, and ANOVA) were employed in the analysis of data using the
Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) version 16.0.
The study was included 20 questions, which were identified with the member's
discernment in regards to metro sexuality. In the survey, Likert scale was utilized
to figure out whether the respondent concurred or differ in an announcement.
After the teacher approved the poll, these were dispersed to the 2 nd year
maritime students of AIMS. The analysts guaranteed classification of their study
sheets since the personalities are not imperative. The analysts likewise
comprehended that individuals' awareness may likewise influence their
genuineness and viability in noting the review, thus the specialists gave
individuals the alternative of being mysterious. Members were offered time to
react and after that the scientists gathered the reviews the following day. There
were no motivating forces offered for taking an interest in the examination. Next,
the specialists arranged the inquiries that they would ask for the meeting. The
researcher met a certain number of male understudies in the populace in regards
to metro sexuality.
Inspecting Technique
The gathering utilized Stratified Random Sampling. In this inspecting
strategy, the gathering got arbitrary specimens in a populace which was made
out of a few second-year maritime student of AIMS. From each of these
segments, the example size was drawn proportionately, 20 understudies in every
segment, paying little respect to their sexual orientation.
Measurable Treatment of Data
In getting the specimen estimate, the gathering utilized the Sloven's recipe
which is, n= , N remains for the entire populace of the second year preliminary
dentistry understudies who were enlisted in second semester of school year
2016-2017, while e, remains for the wiggle room, the analysts utilized 0.01 as the
safety buffer. The information gathered were organized and examined.
Examinations of information were guided by mean and rate.
Sloven's Formula
n=
where:
N = add up to populace
e = room for give and take
Arrangement:
N = 400 second year preliminary dentistry understudies
e = 0.10%
n=
n=80
Statistical Treatment
The information technique strategy will be displayed by apparatuses to be
utilized as a part of this review. The factual equations are as per the following:
Statistical Tools
Weighted Means
of:
1.1 Course;
1.2 Age;
The extent the following ICT skills are thru to maritime
Weighted Means
students?
2.1 Basic Knowledge of computer;
2.2 Proficiency in Using Productivity Software;
2.3 Electronic Communication Skills;
2.4 Internet Skill;
2.5 Moving Files;
3.Up to what extent the following ICT competences
are thru to maritime students?
2.1 Understand the concepts and basic functions of a
common computer operating system, Start up, log on,
and shut down a computer system properly
Weighted Means
Retrieve
attachments
from
an
message.
2.4 Set up an Internet connection and connect to the
Internet, have a working knowledge of the World Wide
Web and its functions, including basic site navigation,
searching, and installing and upgrading a Web browser
2.5 Transfer files by uploading or downloading, View
and change folder/document security settings, Copy
files from hard disk to storage devices and vice versa.
4.Is there significant difference on the ICT skills of the
Maritime student when group according to profile?
5.
Is
there
significant
difference
on
the
Weighted Means
F Test
ICT
T Test
Weighted Means
F Test
T Test
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