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http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/4501| Title: | Continued Use Intention of TikTok as an Online Learning Media Among Malaysian Youths | Authors: | Abdullah, Nur Salbiah Ramli, Nur Shafiqah Athirah Bau, Nur Mirza Fatihah Hasyim Tenh Sing Aliah, Nur Najwa Nazihah Mansor, Nur Aliah |
Keywords: | Social media;TikTok;Education | Issue Date: | 2022 | Publisher: | AMCS PRESS | Journal: | International Journal of Advanced Communication, Media, and Journalism | Abstract: | This research investigated TikTok as an online learning media among Malaysian youth. Since young people are now more exposed to social media that uses short video, such as TikTok and YouTube applications, the population of young people using short video application is increasing. Therefore, the study aimed to examine the relationship between searching short video for learning and continue to use short video apps among youths. This study use quantitative method,230 online responses has been collected among Malaysian youths. Students use TikTok for learning by searching, sharing and recommending the educational content to other users. The findings of this study provided insight into how training providers can provide training for youth. |
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URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/4501 | ISSN: | 9772442268003 |
| Appears in Collections: | Journal Indexed Era/Google Scholar and Others - FHPK |
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