Volume 20 No 12 (2022)
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Using Liveworksheet as an Outline Teaching Platform to Evaluate Students' Listening Skills
Siti Noor Aneeis Hashim , Anita Kanestion , Hanisah Bujal , Abdul Halim Abdul Kadir4 , Siti Mastura Baharudin , Nur Amalina Faisal , Haziah Sa’ari , Gurmit Singh
Abstract
This research used a liveworksheet platform to assess students' listening abilities and viewpoints.
As a result of the COVID-19 epidemic affecting schools, we need appropriate media, particularly
for listening skills, and one of the best venues is liveworksheets. As a result of Liveworksheet's
numerous valuable features and its novel, interactive platform, online students are more engaged
in assignments that need them to demonstrate their listening abilities. This research employs a
quantitative approach, testing survey instruments via questionnaires. A total of 55 kids from
Junior High School's 2nd grade participated in this research. Students' listening skills improved
significantly after using liveworksheet, as shown by the results of the pre-and post-tests. Fiftyone percent of students strongly agree that listening lessons are essential, 45 percent strongly
agree that the liveworksheet is an effective platform, 44 percent strongly agree that the platform
needs to be maintained, 43 percent strongly agree that liveworksheets are the expected media,
and 40 percent of students strongly agree that liveworksheets are easy to access media for
listening skills. According to these findings, students' listening abilities improved as a
consequence of using the liveworksheets platform.
Keywords
students' point of view; liveworksheet; capacity to listen
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