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  • 标题:The Impact of E-learning on L2 Learning: A Paradigm of Action Research
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  • 作者:Nazia Koonj
  • 期刊名称:Journal of Literature, Languages and Linguistics
  • 电子版ISSN:1948-5778
  • 出版年度:2020
  • 卷号:68
  • 页码:9-12
  • DOI:10.7176/JLLL/68-02
  • 出版社:International Institute for Science, Technology Education
  • 摘要:With the developments in science & technology, the education system across the world has undergone a number of changes in pedagogical frameworks. The effective learning is not thought to be limited to classrooms, but it extends beyond the class relating it with involvement in real world situations. The 21 st century education thus highly prepares learners to compete in the world of rapid change and progress. L2 learning is also one such dimension that has been revisited over the past few decades. The use of modern technology and e-sources is at the core of learning and teaching practices. This study aims to investigate the learners’ perceptions about e-learning in context of a foreign language i.e. English in case of Pakistan. The study is qualitative in nature. It uses action research paradigm to address the problem. The semi-structured interviews were conducted from students (n=10) who participated in collaborative writing in an online classroom using docs.google.com. The interview data was analyzed qualitatively using content analysis. The study found that online collaborative writing is an effective strategy to develop L2 learners’ writing skills. The students are highly motivated to participate in online learning where the participants help each other to develop any piece of writing under the guidance of teacher. The study recommends that L2 learners’ writing can be improved through online collaborative strategy under the guidance of L2 instructor. The study suggests that the use of technology in L2 learning and teaching through e-sources can enhance L2 learning comparatively better than that of teaching in a traditional classroom.
  • 关键词:E-learning; Action Research; Collaborative Writing; Technology; online Resources
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