Course Blogs for Overseas Study Preparation: A Survey of Student Opinions
Sept, 2007
By
Philip Beech, (MA Asian History, Dip. TEFLA)
Assistant Professor
&
John C. Westby, (Bachelor of Arts, Doctor of Jurisprudence)
Associate Professor
In answer to the question "I would prefer not to use computers
for studying English" the figures show 37% of students have
a negative response to using CALL.
Figure 8
In answer to the question "Computers are a useful tool for
learning English" the figures show 40% of students returned
a quantifiably positive response.
Figure 9
In answer to the question "Computers make learning English
more interesting" the figures show a slight majority agreeing
with the statement.
Figure 10
In answer to the question "Using computers for learning English
makes me feel modern and up-to-date" the response was positive
with 29% of students actively disagreeing with the statement
and 46% agreeing with the statement.
Figure 11
In answer to the question "Using the Internet helped me to
understand America" the response was overwhelmingly positive
with 66% of students responding favorably.
Figure 12
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