论文信息 - Views of Pre service Teachers in Utilizing Online Video Clips for Teaching English Language

Views of Pre service Teachers in Utilizing Online Video Clips for Teaching English Language

This paper provides a utility knowledge of how and widely and freely available online video clips can be collected and utilized to teach English Language. English language video clips from various Internet sources have been searched, categorized and provided to pre service TESOL teachers to view their applicability for the teaching in terms of technical qualities, content, attitude and readiness, student engagement and pedagogical parameters. The teachers filled in a questionnaire on the applicability of the video clips which was developed and distributed to 33 TESOL pre service teachers at a public university in West Malaysia. The result shows that pre service teachers highly accept the applicability of online video clips and they show very strong attitude and readiness to use the video clips in the future teaching.

Balakrishnan Muniandy | Sathiayapriya Veloo

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