THE IMPLEMENTATION OF BLENDED LEARNING METHOD USING EDMODO (A SOCIAL NETWORKING SITE) IN TEACHING READING COMPREHENSION : A Mixed-Method Study at a University in West Java.
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THE IMPLEMENTATION OF BLENDED LEARNING
METHOD USING EDMODO (A SOCIAL
NETWORKING SITE) IN TEACHING READING
COMPREHENSION
(A Mixed-Method Study at a University in West Java)
A Research Paper
Submitted to The English Department of School of Post GraduateStudies of Indonesia University of Education in Partial Fulfillment of The
Requirements for the Magister Pendidikan Degree
By:
Erik Yuda Pratama
1201665
ENGLISH EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
SCHOOL OF POST GRADUATE STUDIES
INDONESIA UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION
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“The Implementation of Blended Learning Method Using Edmodo(A Social Networking Site) in Teaching Reading Comprehension”
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THE IMPLEMENTATION OF BLENDED LEARNING USING EDMODO (A SOCIAL NETWORKING SITE) IN TEACHING READING
COMPREHENSION
(A Mixed-Method Study at a University in West Java)
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2015
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DECLARATION
I hereby declare that this paper entitled “The Implementation of Edmodo in
Teaching Reading Comprehension” is my original work. It is submitted as a partial requirement for Magister Pendidikandegree of English Education Department. I am fully aware that I have quoted some statements and ideas from many sources. All quotations are properly acknowledged. If any claims related to this paper persist in the future, I will be fully responsible for clarification. Moreover, criticism and constructive advices are highly appreciated.
Bandung, January 2015
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION
This chapter presents the introduction of the research, which covers the background, scope of study, research questions, aims of study, significance of the study, research procedures, clarifications of key terms, the organization of the paper.
1.1 Background
The economic, political, business and social challenges facing the world today demand ICT media and literacy skill as the basic skill that should be required by the students. In this 21st era, the students must be able to use reading and ICT media to acquire the knowledge, to synthesize information from the sources, or even to elaborate the argument (Partnership for 21st Century Skill, 2008). According to UN (cited in Seamolec Online Course Module 2: 2006), the challenge of the education in this 21st century is developing knowledge-based society who owns:
1. ICT-media and literacy skill 2. Critical thinking skill 3. Creative thinking skill
4. Effective communication skill 5. Collaborative skill
Consequently, the educators have to organize the powerful vision of the 21st framework in teaching and learning activity in order to guarantee every
child’s success as the citizen and worker in the 21st
century era (Partnership for 21st Century Skill, 2008).
In the 21st century skills’ framework of education, English literacy is classified as one of the core subjects to be taught in the school (Seamolec Online Course Module 2, 2006). For that reason, learners should be helped to develop the knowledge and proficiency needed for succeeding their effective literacy.
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Successful reading instruction of reading may lead the students to have an opportunity to expand their knowledge, comprehension and language.
To this relation, reading course should work on not only in the element of reading skills and the language features required to read, such as phonemic awareness activities, phonics, spelling practices, vocabulary, and grammar study (Nation: 2009) but also in meaning making process (Baker and Brown, 1984). However, reading activity is often taught as a passive activity (Nunan, 1999). Students are often regarded as passive receivers of ideas and knowledge. In today teaching, this model no longer exists and many teachers and educators believe that students should contribute to the process of meaning making, participate actively in the class, join in interactive class, and become autonomous learners (Yang and Wilson, 2006).
In Indonesia, teaching reading comprehension still faces so many challenges. Teachers often pushthe students to understand every word in a text to get the particular idea for the required information, and lead the students to think if they do not understand each and every word they are not completing the task. In getting the entire components of information and acquiring the meaning in a written message, many students come across several difficulties because they have to go through a certain process of puzzle-solving (Brown, 2001: 299).
The other problems that may contribute to the unsuccessful teaching and learning literacy in Indonesia are big class sizes and teachers with poor mastery of English (Dardjowidjojo: 2000). In line with Dardjowijojo, Musthafa (2001, in Jati 2010), also demonstrates other reasons for the problem including: 1) limited time allocated for teaching, 2) students limited time to actually to learn English in class because the teacher is more concerned with grammar and syntax 3) the absence of good and authentic materials 4) the absence of social uses of English outside the classroom.
In EFL reading class at tertiary level of education in Indonesia, especially in non-English department which the students are needed to read ample English references, educators have also been challenged by various problems. Alwasilahdiscovers that most students of his respondent mention that they are not
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satisfied with English subject (Alwasilah, 2000: 106). Djiwandono (2008) also finds that tertiary students of non-English departments get bored with reading comprehension classes, due to the fact that the process of teaching and learning English are not fun and monotonous.
Meanwhile, the emergence of Internet, web 2.0 tools, such as blogs, wikis, and social networking sites, which seem to be relevant to the needs of 21st century skills, may offer a solution to decrease the above problems. The teachers and lecturers canutilize them to enhance and generate active interactions among learners in and out classroom (Looi&Yusop, 2011), and to find authentic teaching
and learning materials (Jati: 2010). For example, Nicholas Borg and Jeff O’Hara,
technologist working at a separate area, has developed Edmodo as a secure social learning platform for presenting Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) (Edmodo, 2012). Edmodo is social networking site, which is built with microbloging technology. Microbloging is a kind of blogging activity but it is presented in a smaller size.
Edmodo is a free secure learning network for students and teachers. Unlike other social networking sites, such as Facebook or Twitter, Edmodo is equipped with several features to support learning and teaching activity, for example: features to create collaborative group, send links, notes, files, alerts, assignments, and event in a secure environment (Looi&Yusop, 2011). Edmodo is a private access, so those without access cannot join or view all activities on it.
In the context of teaching and learning, particularly reading comprehension, Edmodo seems to have the potential to facilitate reading interactivity, build autonomous learning, and share and communicate ideas (Abitt, 2007; Bosch, 2009). Therefore, learning process can be presented in an enjoyable way.
Researchers from various Asian countries also find that social networking site seems to have a good impact in encouraging positive attitudes and perception
among learners (Kabilan, Ahmad, and Abidin, 2010), and improves learners’
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discussing the use of Edmodo and social networking in teaching and learning English, particularly reading comprehension.
Nowadays, social networking site, for example Edmodo, is also used by the educators to develop a blended learning. According to Thorne (2003), blended learning is a combination of online and face-to-face classroom learning. In other words, blended learning offers an opportunity to integrate the innovative and technological tool such as: multimedia technology, CD-ROM video streaming, virtual classroom, voicemail, email, and conference call and online text animation, with the participation offered in the traditional classroom.
Regarding those reasons, this present study is aimed to investigate the implementation of blended learning using Edmodo in teaching reading comprehension at tertiary level, the effect of blended learning using Edmodo in
enhancing students’ reading comprehension proficiency, and the students’ attitude
toward the implementation of blended learning using Edmodo in teaching reading comprehension.
1.2Scope of the Study
This present studyis limited to only investigate about the implementation of blended learning method using Edmodo in teaching reading comprehension, the effect of the implementation of blended learning method using Edmodo on the
students’ reading comprehension, and the students’ attitude toward the
implementation of blended learning method using Edmodo in teaching reading comprehension.
1.3 Research Questions
This study is proposed to discover:
1. How is blended learning using Edmodo implemented in teaching reading comprehension?
2. What is the effect of the implementation of blended learning using Edmodo on
the students’ reading comprehension?
3. What is the students’ attitude toward the implementation of blended learning
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1.4 Aims of the Study
Based on the research question formulated above, the present research aims to:
1. Investigate the implementation of blended learning using Edmodo in teaching reading comprehension.
2. Discover the effect of the implementation of blended learning using Edmodo
on the students’ reading comprehension.
3. Find out the students’ attitude toward the implementation of blended learning
using Edmodo in teaching reading comprehension.
1.5 Significance of the Study
This present research is expected to contribute to three layers covering theoretical aspect, practical element, and if any policy. In theoretical aspect, this research can give a description about the use of blended learning and Edmodo for teaching reading comprehension. In the practical aspect, the data obtained in this research can be used for other researchers to pursue other studies in the area of language learning and social networking site as media for teaching and learning English. This study may also be of benefit to the students and the teachers who can access the internet.
1.6 Clarification of Terms
Educational Technology : the application of technological processes and
tools which can be used to solve problems of instruction and learning (Seels and Richey, 1994).
VLE : Virtual Learning Environment (VLE), which is
also known as electronic course management media, is web spaces that allow teachers and learners to organize learning activity electronically (Erben et al, 2009).
Edmodo : Edomodo is a free social network for teachers,
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Nicholas Borg and Jeff O’Hara, technologist
working at separate area, as a secure social learning platform for students and teachers.Edmodo can be a media for presenting Virtual Learning Environment in teaching and learning (Edmodo, 2012).
Reading Comprehension : the ability to understand information in a text
and interpret it appropriately (Grabe and Stoller: 2002).
Reading comprehension skill : as a set of skill that represents the ability to use
context and knowledge to interpret meaning from what is read in a text (Hudson, 2007). This study comprises six materials as skills that should be learned by the students in order to enhance their reading comprehension ability. They are outline as follows: 1. Finding main ideas, identifying supporting details, and visualizing; 2. Summarizing; 3. Inferring, predicting, and concluding; 4. Facts and opinion; 5. Comparing and contrasting; 6. Vocabulary knowledgefor effective reading skill (Gunning, 2010; Mikulecky and Jeffries, 1996).
Attitude : An attitude is a psychological tendency that is
expressed by evaluating a particular entity with some degree of favor or disfavor (Eagly and Chaiken, 1993).
Blended Learning : Blended learning is a combination of online and
face-to-face classroom learning. In other words, blended learning offers an opportunity to integrate the innovative and technological tool such as: multimedia technology, CD-ROM
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video streaming, virtual classroom, voicemail, email, and conference call and online text animation, with the participation offered in the traditional classroom (Thorne, 2003).
1.7 Organization of the Paper
Chapter I consists of an introduction which provides the information on the background of the study, the scope of the study, research question, research methodology, and organization of the paper.
Chapter II focuses on the theoretical foundations, which are relevant to the present study. It covers the elaboration of definition of reading, the purpose of reading, reading comprehension, reading comprehension strategies, and reading comprehension skills. This chapter also proposes some related theories in terms of educational technology and blended leaning such as: technology in language teaching, technology in teaching reading comprehension, blended learning in language teaching, blended learning using Virtual Learning Environment (VLE), instructional design in blended learning,Edmodo (a social networking site for presenting VLE), teaching and learning style on Edmodo, the use of Edmodo to
facilitate students’ reading comprehension. This chapter also mentions the
previous research which is related to the study, the students’ attitude toward the
implementation of blended learning using Edmodo in teaching reading comprehension.
Chapter III comprises the explanation research procedure. In this part, the writer comprises the methodology to answer the research question formulated above.
Chapter IV discusses the results of the research, discussion of the research findings; the implementation of blended learning using Edmodo in teaching reading comprehension, and the effect of implemented blended learning using Edmodo to the quality of students’ reading comprehension, and the students’ attitude toward the implementation of blended learning using Edmodo in teaching reading comprehension.
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Chapter V presents the conclusion of the study and also provides the implications and suggestions for further study.
1.8 Concluding Remark
This chapter has discussed the background of the study, scope of the study, research questions, aims of the study, and significant of the study. It also described about clarifications of the term and organization of the paper. The next chapter will discuss the theoretical foundation related to this research.
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CHAPTER III RESEARCH METHOD
This chapter describes the method that incorporates the research design, population and sample, research site, data collection, instruments, and data analysis.
3.1 Research Design
This study used a mixed methods (Tashakkori&Teddlie, 2003) design, which was a procedure for collecting, analyzing and “mixing” both quantitative and qualitative data at some stage of the research process within a single study, to understand a research problem more completely (Creswell, 2002).
Based on the purposes and research questions (see chapter I), mixed method was used to investigate the implementation of blended learning using Edmodo in teaching reading comprehension, the effect of the implementation of blended learning using Edmodo on the students‟ reading comprehension, and the students‟ attitude toward the implementation of blended learning using Edmodo in teaching reading comprehension. In the implementation, both quantitative and qualitative methods support each other and allow for more complete analysis (Green, Caracelli, & Graham, 1989).
The quantitative design is true experimental design administering two groups of first grade of non-English department which are randomly assigned. One class is the experimental group and one as the control group (Hatch and Lazaraton, 1991). Before and after treatments, both groups are tested using the reading comprehension test. The design is as follows (Hatch and Farhady, 1982):
E random T1 x T2 C random T1 T2
Notes:
E : experimental group C : control group
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2 : post-test
However, to strengthen the validity of the research, this study also used questionnaire which is measured using Likert scale. Meanwhile, the qualitative data used in this study is case study since the characteristics of this present study is appropriate to those of a case study. First, this present study is limited to only investigate a small scale participant (Creswell, 1998). Second, it studies a phenomenon in its real context (Liamputtong, 2009; Yin, 2011). The phenomenon in this study is one teacher promoting virtual learning class to extend the face-to-face class in teaching reading comprehension whose students think that class really motivates them and enhances their reading comprehension ability. The purpose is to find the deep investigation about the implementation of Edmodo in teaching reading comprehension.
3.2 Research Site
The research was conducted at one University in Purwakarta for several reasons. First reason is that the university was located near the researchers‟ place. This will give ease to the researcher in term of time management in running research. Second, the place was really accessible and the last reason was that the lecturer in this university promotes Edmodo as a media for teaching reading comprehension.
3.3 Population and Sample
The population of the study was the first grade students of non-English Department of a State University in West Javaclass of 2014. They were taken as the populations since the topic of the materials in this study are to be covered in this grade.
Different from the population, a sample is a group in a research study on which the information is obtained (FraenkelandWallen, 1990, p. 67). From 146 students of first grade of non-English department of a State University in West Java, 60 students were randomly chosen, with equal number of male and female. Further, they were classified into two groups, i.e 30 students for experimental
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group and 30 students for control group (Hatch and Lazaraton, 1991). The students‟ names were presented in pseudonyms.
3.4 Data Collection
In conducting this study, some data collections were used to collect the data, there were pretest and posttest of reading comprehension, a set of questionnaire, interview and observation.Details about the procedure of data collection are described in the Table 3:
Table 1 Data Collection Procedure
Instrument Data source Sample size
Pre-test and Post-test
Students‟ pre-test score 60
Students‟ post-test score 60
Interview 1st semester non-regular S1 degree students of PGSD study program
6
English lecturer 1
Questionnaire 1st semester non-regular S1 degree students of PGSD study program
30
3.4.1 Test
Both pretest and posttest of reading comprehension consist of 30 items (Harris, 1969). Before they were tested to the students, the reading comprehension test items were tried out to the students from population which has similar characteristic with the students involved in this study.
The test was used the multiple choice as the form to check the ability of the students on reading comprehension for several reasons. First, the multiple choice test is easier, faster and more objective than any other form of test in scoring the test (Harris, 1969). Second, it is very effective to be used in testing a large number of students. Last, the reliability of this form of test is higher than the essay test (Supranata, 2004).
3.4.2 Questionnaire
A set questionnaire was used in this study. It was given to experimental group since the study was limited to only investigate the students‟ attitude toward the implementation of blended learning using Edmodo in teaching reading
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comprehension. The questionnaires were contained of questions to reveal the attitude of the students‟ toward the implementation of blended learning using Edmodo in teaching reading comprehension. The type of questionnaires wasLikert-Scale with five options: Strongly Disagree, Disagree, Uncertain, Agree and Strongly Agree. Likert Scale questionnaires were developing following the guideline from Oppenheim (1982). Further, the questionnaires were presented in Bahasa Indonesia in order to avoid misunderstanding. The Table 4 shows the categories of questions given in the questionnaire.
Table 2 Categories of Questions
No Categories Item Numbers Total
1. Students‟ attitude on cognitive aspects (belief) 1,2,3,4,5,6 6 2. Students‟ attitude on affective aspects (feeling) 7,8,9,10,11,12 6 3. Students‟ perception on Behavior aspects (tendency) 13,14,15,16 4
4. Total 16
First, cognitive aspect was concerned with beliefs or perceptions about the objects or situations related to the attitude. The cognitive aspect was consisted of 6 items (number 1-6). These items adapted from Abusaileek and Bulut (2007). It was aimed to find out students‟ beliefs about the implementation of blended learning using Edmodo in teaching reading comprehension, for example the question no.1“Using online activities and materials is an interesting way to learn reading comprehension”.
Second, affective aspect involves the feelings that arise about the cognitive element and the appraisal (good or bad) of these feelings. This affective aspect consisted of 6 items (number 7-12). These items were also adapted from Abusaileek and Bulut (2007). They were aimed to find out the students‟ feeling on the implementation of blended learning using Edmodo in teaching reading comprehension. Here is the example of the item in affective aspect: no.6 “I feel Edmodo is safe for learning reading comprehension”.
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Last aspect is behavior aspect. It can be defined as the actions by which an organism adjusted to its environment. This behavior aspect was consisted of 4 items (number 13-16). These items were also adapted from Abusaileek and Bulut (2007).It was aimed to find out their effect after giving the treatment using Edmodo, for example the question no. 12: “learning reading comprehension using online activities increased my motivation in reading more English text”.The result of questionnaires administered to the students can be seen in Appendix.
3.4.3 Interview
Interview was conducted to gain data from the English lecturer and six students at first semester of PGSD study program. Conducting interview was valuable to gain the data. Maxwell (1996, p. 76) says that „interviewing can be a valuable way of finding a description of actions and events. It can give supplementary information that was missed in observation and could be used to check the accuracy of the observations.
3.4.4 Observation
To find out the implementation of blended learning using Edmodo in actual teaching and learning reading comprehension process, classroom observation was employed. Van Lier (1988) cited in Duff (2008) states that many case study in applied linguistics employed observation especially when the objectives of the study is to investigate people‟s linguistic performance or interaction in actual situation.
The observation was conducted 8 times by watching the process of teaching and learning reading comprehension both in Virtual class (via Edmodo) or face-to-face class. The result of the observation are transcribed and converted to field note as a primary data.
In conducting the research the following steps has been taken:
1. Finding out some theories and concepts related to Reading comprehension, technology or technology for teaching reading comprehension, Virtual Learning Environment (VLE), and attitude.
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2. Selecting the participants. From 146 students of first grade of non-English department of a State University in West Java, 60 students are randomly chosen, with equal number of male and female. Further, they are classified into two groups, i.e 30 students for experimental group and 30 students for control group.
3. Distributing pre-test to the students.
4. Observing the class meeting both in virtual online class (via Edmodo) or offline.
5. Interviewing the students and the lecturer; 6. Distributing post-test to the students.
7. Calculating the data from pre-test and posttest using SPSS 21 software. 8. Distributing the questionnaires to the students;
9. Analyzing the obtained data from students‟ pre-test and post-test, observation, interview and questionnaires;
10. Interpreting the findings from those instruments; and 11. Drawing conclusion based on the obtained data.
3.5 Data Analysis
This section describes the procedures and formula to analyze the data from pre-test and post-test of reading comprehension, the questionnaire given both experimental and control group, observation, and interview.
3.5.1 Test
To test whether the treatment has an impact on the experimental group, the data were collected through the pre-test and post-test. The study usedt-test formula, Case studies or independent sample test (Hatch and Farhady, 1982, p. 111). The formula is as follows:
obs = difference between 2 sample means
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After the t-obs obtained, the result was consulted with the t-critical value. If the –t-obs is lower than the t-critical value, it can be interpreted that there is no difference between blended learning class using Edmodo and face-to-face class in
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terms of teaching reading comprehension. On the other hand, if the t-obs is higher than the t-critical value, then, it can be interpreted that there is significant difference between blended learning class using Edmodo and face-to-face class in terms of teaching reading comprehension (Hatch and Farhady, 1982).
3.5.1.1 Pilot Test Data Analysis
The pilot test was conducted to find out whether or not the instrument was valid and reliable. In other words, it was to see if the test was appropriate to use or not.
3.5.1.2 Validity Test
As it was named, this test was used to see whether the test was valid or not. This means that the test was carried out to see whether the test measured what was supposed to be measured (Fraenkel and Wallen, 1990). To test the validity of the instrument, Pearson Product Moment in SPSS 21 for Windows was performed.
3.5.1.3 Difficulty Test (Item Facility)
In addition to the validity of the instrument, difficulty and discrimination of the instrument needed to be tested as well. Fulcher and Davidson (2007) state that difficulty (item facility) is defined simply as the proportion of test takers who answer item correctly whereas discrimination is defined as the capability of the test, in this study it is the instrument, of discriminating between higher and lower ability of test takers.
To calculate the difficulty (facility item) of the test, the formula was the number of correct answers of each question divided by the number of the test takers with the acceptable range being from around 0.3 to 0.7 (Henning, 1987:50, cited in Fulcher and Davidson, 2007).
3.5.1.4 Discrimination Test
Fulcher and Davidson (2007) also state that the most commonly used method of calculating item discrimination is the point biserial correlation. Here is the formula they offer:
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Where:
rpbi = point biserialcorreliation
Xp = mean score on the test for those who get the item correct Xq = mean score on the test for those who get the item incorrect Sx = standard deviation of test scores
p = the proportion of test takers who get the item correct (facility value) q = the proportion of test takers who get the item incorrect.
3.5.1.5 Reliability Test
In addition to the validity, difficulty (item facility), and discrimination tests, reliability test was also performed in this study. It simply aimed at seeing whether or not the test gave consistent results (Fraenkel and Wallen, 1990). To test the reliability of the instrument, Alpha Cronbach in SPSS 21 for Windows was performed.
3.5.1.6 Pre-test Data Analysis
Both experimental and control groups got pretest and posttest. The pretest mainly aimed to see students‟ initial scores and it was expected that their scores were relatively similar to each other so that it could be assumed that what improved their scores was the treatment. After getting the scores of the posttest, there were several tests conducted including normality of distribution test, variance homogeneity test, and then independent t-test.
3.5.1.7 Normality of Distribution Test
To see if the data were normally distributed, there was also a test. In SPSS 21, Kolgomorov-Smirnov was used to analyze it. First of all, the hypothesis and the alpha level of 0.05 were stated. Second of all, the data distribution was analyzed using Kolgomoro-Smirnov Test. Lastly, the result Asymp. Sig was compared with the level of significance. This was to test the hypothesis. When the
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Asymp sig was more than the level of significance, the hypothesis was accepted, meaning that the data were normally distributed.
3.5.1.8 Variance Homogeneity Test
If the data were normally distributed, variance homogeneity test took place after that. First step of this test was stating the hypothesis and the alpha level of 0.05. Second step was analyzing the variance homogeneity test. Third step was comparing the Asymp sig with the level of significance. If the Asymp sig was larger than the alpha level, the hypothesis was retained. It means that the data variances were homogenous.
3.5.1.9 Independent t-Test
Due to the normality of data distribution and variance homogeneity of this study‟s data, the data were parametric. Then independent t-test was performed to compare the means of both experimental and control groups.
In the independent t-test, first step was stating the null hypothesis (Ho) and the alternative hypothesis (Ha). The hypotheses are as follows:
Ho: There was no significant difference between the group that made text summary and the group that did not make it.
Ha: There was significant difference between the group that made text summary and the group that did not make it.
Next step was determining the value of the suitable t and df (degree of freedom). When the values were obtained already, the sig. value which aligned with them was then compared with the alpha level of 0.05. If the sig. value was smaller (p < 0.05), the null hypothesis was rejected which means that there was significant difference between both groups and vice verca.
3.5.1.10 Post-test Data Analysis
The post-test data analysis was exactly the same as that of the pre-test data analysis. The primary distinction lied on the purpose. The purpose of the pre-test was merely to see both groups‟ difference prior to the treatment while the purpose of the post-test was to see whether the treatment made any significant difference
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3.5.2 Questionnaire
The data from questionnaires were coded and scored. The findings from the questionnaires were analyzed in accordance with the students‟ post test scores. Before they were further analyzed, the attitudes were crosschecked with the students to avoid misinterpretation. Having crosschecked, the data were analyzed, interpreted and explained in relation to the theories in Chapter II. This was aimed to strengthen the result if the students‟ attitude toward the implementation of blended learning using Edmodo was significance in improving the students‟ reading comprehension.
3.5.3 Observation
The data classroom observation both in online or offline classroom were in the form of video recording and captured photo. The data was aimed to reveal the implementation of blended learning using Edmodo in teaching reading comprehension. The result of the observation were transcribed and converted to field note as a primary data.
3.5.4 Interview
The data from interview were in the form of voice recording. The voice recording was analyzed and categorized to gain information related to the research question about the implementation of blended learning using Edmodo as in teaching reading comprehension. The interview was used to strengthen the data taken from the observation.
3.6 Concluding Remark
This chapter has discussed the methodology of the study that used mix (quantitative and qualitative) as a method and approach. A quantitative model used in this study was true experimental whereas a qualitative method used in this study was a case study. The data were collected through pre-test and post-test of reading comprehension, questionnaires, interview, and observation. The data were then analyzed under the theory of the implementation of blended learning using
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Edmodo in teaching reading comprehension. The analysis of the findings will be discussed in the next chapter.
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2. Selecting the participants. From 146 students of first grade of non-English department of a State University in West Java, 60 students are randomly chosen, with equal number of male and female. Further, they are classified into two groups, i.e 30 students for experimental group and 30 students for control group.
3. Distributing pre-test to the students.
4. Observing the class meeting both in virtual online class (via Edmodo) or offline.
5. Interviewing the students and the lecturer; 6. Distributing post-test to the students.
7. Calculating the data from pre-test and posttest using SPSS 21 software. 8. Distributing the questionnaires to the students;
9. Analyzing the obtained data from students‟ pre-test and post-test, observation, interview and questionnaires;
10. Interpreting the findings from those instruments; and 11. Drawing conclusion based on the obtained data.
3.5 Data Analysis
This section describes the procedures and formula to analyze the data from pre-test and post-test of reading comprehension, the questionnaire given both experimental and control group, observation, and interview.
3.5.1 Test
To test whether the treatment has an impact on the experimental group, the data were collected through the pre-test and post-test. The study usedt-test formula, Case studies or independent sample test (Hatch and Farhady, 1982, p. 111). The formula is as follows:
obs = difference between 2 sample means
�
After the t-obs obtained, the result was consulted with the t-critical value. If the –t-obs is lower than the t-critical value, it can be interpreted that there is no difference between blended learning class using Edmodo and face-to-face class in
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terms of teaching reading comprehension. On the other hand, if the t-obs is higher than the t-critical value, then, it can be interpreted that there is significant difference between blended learning class using Edmodo and face-to-face class in terms of teaching reading comprehension (Hatch and Farhady, 1982).
3.5.1.1 Pilot Test Data Analysis
The pilot test was conducted to find out whether or not the instrument was valid and reliable. In other words, it was to see if the test was appropriate to use or not.
3.5.1.2 Validity Test
As it was named, this test was used to see whether the test was valid or not. This means that the test was carried out to see whether the test measured what was supposed to be measured (Fraenkel and Wallen, 1990). To test the validity of the instrument, Pearson Product Moment in SPSS 21 for Windows was performed.
3.5.1.3 Difficulty Test (Item Facility)
In addition to the validity of the instrument, difficulty and discrimination of the instrument needed to be tested as well. Fulcher and Davidson (2007) state that difficulty (item facility) is defined simply as the proportion of test takers who answer item correctly whereas discrimination is defined as the capability of the test, in this study it is the instrument, of discriminating between higher and lower ability of test takers.
To calculate the difficulty (facility item) of the test, the formula was the number of correct answers of each question divided by the number of the test takers with the acceptable range being from around 0.3 to 0.7 (Henning, 1987:50, cited in Fulcher and Davidson, 2007).
3.5.1.4 Discrimination Test
Fulcher and Davidson (2007) also state that the most commonly used method of calculating item discrimination is the point biserial correlation. Here is the formula they offer:
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Where:
rpbi = point biserialcorreliation
Xp = mean score on the test for those who get the item correct Xq = mean score on the test for those who get the item incorrect Sx = standard deviation of test scores
p = the proportion of test takers who get the item correct (facility value) q = the proportion of test takers who get the item incorrect.
3.5.1.5 Reliability Test
In addition to the validity, difficulty (item facility), and discrimination tests, reliability test was also performed in this study. It simply aimed at seeing whether or not the test gave consistent results (Fraenkel and Wallen, 1990). To test the reliability of the instrument, Alpha Cronbach in SPSS 21 for Windows was performed.
3.5.1.6 Pre-test Data Analysis
Both experimental and control groups got pretest and posttest. The pretest mainly aimed to see students‟ initial scores and it was expected that their scores were relatively similar to each other so that it could be assumed that what improved their scores was the treatment. After getting the scores of the posttest, there were several tests conducted including normality of distribution test, variance homogeneity test, and then independent t-test.
3.5.1.7 Normality of Distribution Test
To see if the data were normally distributed, there was also a test. In SPSS 21, Kolgomorov-Smirnov was used to analyze it. First of all, the hypothesis and the alpha level of 0.05 were stated. Second of all, the data distribution was analyzed using Kolgomoro-Smirnov Test. Lastly, the result Asymp. Sig was compared with the level of significance. This was to test the hypothesis. When the
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Asymp sig was more than the level of significance, the hypothesis was accepted,
meaning that the data were normally distributed.
3.5.1.8 Variance Homogeneity Test
If the data were normally distributed, variance homogeneity test took place after that. First step of this test was stating the hypothesis and the alpha level of 0.05. Second step was analyzing the variance homogeneity test. Third step was comparing the Asymp sig with the level of significance. If the Asymp sig was larger than the alpha level, the hypothesis was retained. It means that the data variances were homogenous.
3.5.1.9 Independent t-Test
Due to the normality of data distribution and variance homogeneity of this study‟s data, the data were parametric. Then independent t-test was performed to
compare the means of both experimental and control groups.
In the independent t-test, first step was stating the null hypothesis (Ho) and the alternative hypothesis (Ha). The hypotheses are as follows:
Ho: There was no significant difference between the group that made text summary and the group that did not make it.
Ha: There was significant difference between the group that made text summary and the group that did not make it.
Next step was determining the value of the suitable t and df (degree of freedom). When the values were obtained already, the sig. value which aligned with them was then compared with the alpha level of 0.05. If the sig. value was smaller (p < 0.05), the null hypothesis was rejected which means that there was significant difference between both groups and vice verca.
3.5.1.10 Post-test Data Analysis
The post-test data analysis was exactly the same as that of the pre-test data analysis. The primary distinction lied on the purpose. The purpose of the pre-test was merely to see both groups‟ difference prior to the treatment while the purpose of the post-test was to see whether the treatment made any significant difference
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in students‟ achievement. 3.5.2 Questionnaire
The data from questionnaires were coded and scored. The findings from the questionnaires were analyzed in accordance with the students‟ post test scores. Before they were further analyzed, the attitudes were crosschecked with the students to avoid misinterpretation. Having crosschecked, the data were analyzed, interpreted and explained in relation to the theories in Chapter II. This was aimed to strengthen the result if the students‟ attitude toward the implementation of blended learning using Edmodo was significance in improving the students‟ reading comprehension.
3.5.3 Observation
The data classroom observation both in online or offline classroom were in the form of video recording and captured photo. The data was aimed to reveal the implementation of blended learning using Edmodo in teaching reading comprehension. The result of the observation were transcribed and converted to field note as a primary data.
3.5.4 Interview
The data from interview were in the form of voice recording. The voice recording was analyzed and categorized to gain information related to the research question about the implementation of blended learning using Edmodo as in teaching reading comprehension. The interview was used to strengthen the data taken from the observation.
3.6 Concluding Remark
This chapter has discussed the methodology of the study that used mix (quantitative and qualitative) as a method and approach. A quantitative model used in this study was true experimental whereas a qualitative method used in this study was a case study. The data were collected through pre-test and post-test of reading comprehension, questionnaires, interview, and observation. The data were then analyzed under the theory of the implementation of blended learning using
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Edmodo in teaching reading comprehension. The analysis of the findings will be discussed in the next chapter.