UNDERSTANDING THE LEVELS OF SATISFACTION AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS ABOUT THE USE OF ICTS

2020 
The aim of this study was to understand the satisfaction levels of undergraduate students of Quaid-i-AzamUniversity (QAU), Islamabad about the usage of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) fortheir academic purposes. The quantitative research approach was applied to collect data through a surveymethod from two hundred (200) sampled respondents from three faculties of QAU i.e., social science,natural science, and biological sciences. The convenient sampling technique was used for the selection ofthe respondents. A well-structured questionnaire was used for the survey purpose. Some of thequestionnaires were self-administered while the rest were distributed among the respondents and collectedlater. The data were analyzed in Statistical Package for Social Science (SPSS) and both descriptive andinferential statistics were applied. The findings of the study showed that undergraduate students at QAUwere using the internet, having sufficient knowledge of ICTs, and were using these ICTs for educationalpurposes, such as research work, class assignments, and communication with teachers. The ConfidenceInterval was [95% and MoR was 0.05). All the figures had less than 0.05 values which means the variablesare correlating to each other. Some of the respondents stated that there is a lack of ICTs well-trained staffand limited space in the computer laboratories at the campus. The university administration should payspecial attention to the provision of ICTs to the student so that they could get maximum benefits out of it.Moreover, the respondent’s knowledge about the usage of ICTs has a strong relationship with the students’attitude towards the ICTs use. The respondent’s level of knowledge about the ICTs has a less likely effecton the major constraint in using ICTs.Keywords: Information and Communication Technologies, Quaid-i-Azam University, CognitiveFlexibility, Academic Activities, Internet, Pakistan
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