Cognitive, social, and teaching presences among postgraduate students on the mobile instant messaging platform
This study examines the portrayal of cognitive, social, and teaching presence among postgraduate students using mobile instant messaging in a fully online learning environment. Understanding the portrayal of these presences can help researchers to gain insights into the specific dynamics of these pr...
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my.utm.1051492024-04-17T04:03:46Z http://eprints.utm.my/105149/ Cognitive, social, and teaching presences among postgraduate students on the mobile instant messaging platform Abd. Majid, Siti Norzaimalina Salam, Abdul Rahim H Social Sciences (General) This study examines the portrayal of cognitive, social, and teaching presence among postgraduate students using mobile instant messaging in a fully online learning environment. Understanding the portrayal of these presences can help researchers to gain insights into the specific dynamics of these presences and develop strategies to optimize the learning experience among postgraduate students. However, a lack of evidence on how cognitive, social, and teaching presence is portrayed in this platform makes it difficult to identify possible gaps where postgraduates may need more assistance. This study conducted a qualitative content analysis of 2074 messages from four groups on WhatsApp’s mobile instant messaging application. From the research, 68% of the messages demonstrated social presence, 25% teaching presence, and 7% indicated cognitive presence. The cognitive presence on WhatsApp was the least demonstrated, as students preferred rich mediums like video conferencing to engage in discussions that require higher-order thinking skills. Future research can consider analyzing how students show presences using multiple mediums and explore how cognitive, social, and teaching presences are dynamically interplayed in different mediums using a qualitative approach. AWEJ 2023 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.utm.my/105149/1/AbdulRahimSalam2023_CognitiveSocialandTeachingPresencesamongPostgraduate.pdf Abd. Majid, Siti Norzaimalina and Salam, Abdul Rahim (2023) Cognitive, social, and teaching presences among postgraduate students on the mobile instant messaging platform. Arab World English Journal, SI9 (NA). pp. 219-233. ISSN 2192332229-9327 http://dx.doi.org/10.24093/awej/call9.15 DOI : 10.24093/awej/call9.15 |
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This study examines the portrayal of cognitive, social, and teaching presence among postgraduate students using mobile instant messaging in a fully online learning environment. Understanding the portrayal of these presences can help researchers to gain insights into the specific dynamics of these presences and develop strategies to optimize the learning experience among postgraduate students. However, a lack of evidence on how cognitive, social, and teaching presence is portrayed in this platform makes it difficult to identify possible gaps where postgraduates may need more assistance. This study conducted a qualitative content analysis of 2074 messages from four groups on WhatsApp’s mobile instant messaging application. From the research, 68% of the messages demonstrated social presence, 25% teaching presence, and 7% indicated cognitive presence. The cognitive presence on WhatsApp was the least demonstrated, as students preferred rich mediums like video conferencing to engage in discussions that require higher-order thinking skills. Future research can consider analyzing how students show presences using multiple mediums and explore how cognitive, social, and teaching presences are dynamically interplayed in different mediums using a qualitative approach. |
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