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Impact of Facebook as a Learning Tool on Learning Outcomes, Technology Acceptance, and Attitude

Author(s): Manal Abdo Farhan Saif (Virtual University of Tunis, Tunisia), Ahmed Tlili (LaTICE Laboratory, Kairouan, Tunisia), Fathi Essalmi (Research Laboratory of Technologies of Information and Communication & Electrical Engineering (LaTICE), Tunis Higher School of Engineering (ENSIT), University of TUNIS, Tunis, Tunisia)and Mohamed Jemni (Research Laboratory of Technologies of Information and Communication and Electrical Engineering, Tunis, Tunisia)
Copyright: 2019
Pages: 16
EISBN13: 9781799818274

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Abstract

While several studies have investigated learners' opinions toward using Facebook in learning, limited attention has been paid to examine the effectiveness of Facebook as a learning tool in classrooms. Thus, this article proposes a newly designed Facebook learning tool that is used in a public Tunisian university to learn the “game development” course. It then investigates its impact on the learners' level of knowledge and motivation compared to the traditional learning method. This article also investigates the impact of this tool on the learners' technology acceptance and attitudes. The experimental results showed that the Facebook learning tool can significantly improve the learners' level of knowledge. In addition, learners who learned with this tool revealed a high degree of perceived usefulness, security, and intention to use the Facebook learning tool again. Furthermore, these learners reported a favorable attitude towards the Facebook learning tool. In addition, a set of recommendation is found that researchers and educators should consider while using Facebook in their classrooms.

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