Social Media Becomes Teachers' Favorite Application for Online Learning

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Dimas Jarot Bayu 07/12/2020 08:27 WIB

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70% of teachers used social media, such as WhatsApp, Facebook, Line, and Instagram, for distance learning (DL) during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

Frequently Used Applications During Online Learning (PJJ)

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A survey by the Indonesian Teachers and Education Association (P2GI) shows that 70% of teachers use social media, such as WhatsApp, Facebook, Line, and Instagram, for distance learning (PJJ) during the Covid-19 pandemic. 54% of respondents used Google Classroom for PJJ.

42% of respondents chose Zoom for PJJ. Furthermore, 31% of respondents used Google Meet for PJJ. Meanwhile, less than 10% of respondents used other applications, such as Cisco Webex, Microsoft Teams, U Meet Me, Rumah Belajar, Quipper School, Edmodo, and Ruangguru for PJJ.

P2GI conducted the survey among 320 teachers, principals, and school administrators from various education levels across 29 provinces and 100 cities/regencies. The online survey was conducted from November 24-27, 2020.

Editor : Muhammad Ahsan Ridhoi

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