Effectiveness of Google Classroom as an Online Learning Management System in the Wake of COVID-19 in Bhutan: Students’ Perceptions

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Chapter Title

Effectiveness of Google Classroom as an Online Learning Management System in the Wake of COVID-19 in Bhutan: Students’ Perceptions

Book Title

Educational Practices during the COVID-19 Viral Outbreak: International Perspectives

Chapter Author(s)

Kado Kado, Nim Dem, Sonam Yonten

Editors

Dr. Ismail Sahin, Dr. Mack Shelley

ISBN

978-1-952092-10-7

Pages

121-142

Highlights

  • For the first time, Bhutanese students embraced Google Classroom as tools for teaching and learning in the wake of COVID-19.
  • From this perspective, this study aims to investigate the students’ perception on the efficiency of Google Classroom and identify the challenges and opportunities in implementation of Google classroom.
  • We employed the convergent parallel mixed method design with 100 students from Gongzim Ugyen Dorji Central School. Survey questionnaires and structured interviews were used to collect the data.
  • Findings indicated that Google Classroom is an effective online learning management system compared to traditional styles of teaching and learning.
  • There is no statistically significant difference between the perceptions of males and females regarding the efficiency of the Google classroom.
  • We examined the challenges and opportunities that students of less affluent families may encounter when attending online class because of the cost of digital devices, data plans and poor network connectivity.
  • The abrupt transition of face to face traditional instruction to remote learning requires the integration of digital education tools to realize Bhutan’s vision of becoming a knowledge –based society which invokes  the need of a fourth industrial revolution.


Citation

Kado, K., Dem, N., & Yonten S. (2020). Effectiveness of Google classroom as an online learning management system in the wake of COVID-19 in Bhutan: Students’ perceptions. In I. Sahin & M. Shelley (Eds.), Educational practices during the COVID-19 viral outbreak: International perspectives (pp. 121–142). ISTES Organization.



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