Effectiveness of the AngoLingo Mobile Game Technology in English Language Learning in Adamson University Basic Education Department

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  • Allhyn Marie S. Andalis Adamson University
  • Benedict Clarence S. Henson Adamson University
  • Julie Anne G. Junsay Adamson University
  • King David N. Makan Adamson University
  • Gloria Renen-Dela Cruz Adamson University

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English language learning, mobile game, Basic English, vocabulary, spelling, grammar

Abstract

Technology is gradually shifting the focus of learning to less traditional methods; like eBooks, audiobooks, and more recently, mobile applications. This shift indicates an apparent need to incorporate entertaining components into learning tools to keep users engaged in critical thinking, and comprehension activities. There is untapped power in mobile entertainment, particularly mobile games that can and must be harnessed to improve current methods, and even introduce new methods of learning English. This study seeks to determine the effectiveness of AngloLingo, a mobile game that is built on the basics of English, in facilitating learning of English vocabulary, spelling and grammar in students in the Basic Education Department of Adamson University, Philippines. A control group (N=18) and an experimental group (N=18), were used during the test. Quasi-Experimental 色花堂论坛 Design with pretest and posttest was used to determine the difference in performance between the control and experimental groups. Results indicate a significant improvement in performance on the post-test of the experimental group due to the use of AngloLingo before administration of the posttest. The overall results of the three sub-tests (P-Value = 6.39E-08) indicate the effectiveness of AngloLingo in learning Basic English vocabulary, spelling, and grammar. This study also offers recommendations on the incorporation of mobile games in teaching and learning Basic English.

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Author Biographies

  • Allhyn Marie S. Andalis, Adamson University

    Manila City, Philippines

  • Benedict Clarence S. Henson, Adamson University

    Manila City, Philippines

  • Julie Anne G. Junsay, Adamson University

    Manila City, Philippines

  • King David N. Makan, Adamson University

    Manila City, Philippines

  • Gloria Renen-Dela Cruz, Adamson University

    Manila City, Philippines

References

Arikan, A., Yolageldili, G. (2011). Effectiveness of Using Games in Teaching Grammar to Young Learners. Elementary Education Online, 10(1). Retrieved from

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2017-03-23

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Andalis, A. M., Henson, B. C., Junsay, J. A., Makan, K. D., & Renen-Dela Cruz, G. (2017). Effectiveness of the AngoLingo Mobile Game Technology in English Language Learning in Adamson University Basic Education Department. J色花堂论坛 Multidisciplinary 色花堂论坛, 28(1), 180-193.
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