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RESEARCHERS:
this approach, information from both teachers and students were gathered simultaneously.
Further, researchers interviewed the research participants in this cross-sectional study without
exerting any influence over them. This approach assisted the researcher in understanding the
research on the other hand was utilized to explore the participants experiences .
RESULTS
Research Question #1:
Table 1. Roles Multimedia-Assisted Instruction Play in Language Teaching as Perceived by Teachers
THEMES PARTICIPANTS’ RESPONSES
Makes language teaching and learning process T1: ‘’It helps the students grasp the language learning more easily than the
easier traditional one.’
Catches Students’ Interest and Attention T4: ‘’By using a Multimedia, my students’ interest in learning is being boosted.’’
Makes Learning Process Enjoyable T6: ‘’Making my class lively and enjoyable.’’ T3: ‘’It helps a lot especially when
engaging students in learning activity.’’
• As presented in the table above, it can be observed that most of the
teachers perceived that multimedia-assisted instruction plays significant
role in language teaching in terms of making language teaching and
learning easier, catching students’ interest and attention, and making
learning process enjoyable.
• The findings of this study agree with the cognitive theory of
multimedia learning proposed by Mayer (2009) which suggests that
combining visual and auditory information can facilitate information
processing and improve comprehension. This is also anchored to the
findings of Huang (2020) and Iqbal, Zafar, and Iqbal (2018) which found
out that multimedia-based instruction increases intrinsic motivation,
engagement, and performance.
Research Question #2:
Table 2. Benefits of Using Multimedia-assisted instruction Inside the Classroom as Perceived by
Teachers
Makes Presentation of Lesson Easier T3: It makes my lesson easier to present in the class.
for Teachers T4: It is easier as a teacher to share the knowledge.
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• As shown in the table 2, most of the teachers said that using multimedia-
assisted instruction inside the classroom increases students’ motivation in
learning, improves students’ language learning, boosts students’ leaning
engagement and makes presentation of lesson easier for teachers.
• This is related to the findings of Wu, Hwang, & Tsai (2014) which revealed that
combination of multiple media formats facilitated information processing and
increased motivation and learning with multimedia enhanced students’
understanding of the topic which later results in the improvement of learning
performance. This also anchored to the findings of Lu, Yang, Yu, & Yang (2020),
which found out that the integration of multimedia elements improved student
engagement and deepened learning experiences.
Research Question #2:
Table 3. Benefits of Using Multimedia-assisted instruction Inside the Classroom as
Perceived by Students
THEMES PARTICIPANTS’ RESPONSES
Improve Students’ Learning and Understanding of the Lesson S1:‘’I have learned a lot as we are taught of how to use the multimedia.’
Improves Students’ Motivation and Involvement in Learning Process S2: ‘’It catches our attention with its advanced technology and it gives us
the urge to analyze it.’’
Promotes interactive teaching and learning process T5: ‘’In my own experience as a teacher multimedia assisted instruction
provided very interactive teaching and learning process.’’
Offers enjoyable and interesting learning T3: ‘’I can easily make visual presentation that is more enjoyable.’’
environment
T4: ‘’I can say that it is really effective because the students are become
more interested to learn.‘’
As revealed in the table 4, teachers perceived multimedia-assisted instruction as
effective tool in language learning as it enhances students’ learning, improves their
delivery of lesson, promotes interactive teaching and learning process and offers
enjoyable and interesting learning environment.
The result of the study can be associated with the findings of Sung, Chang & Liu
(2016) which found out that multimedia materials enhanced students' engagement,
motivation, and knowledge acquisition. This also agrees with the findings of Huang &
Liang (2017), which revealed that multimedia components, significantly increased
student engagement and enjoyment in the learning process.
Research Question #3:
Table 5. Effectiveness of Multimedia-assisted instruction in
Language Learning as Perceived by Students
THEMES PARTICIPANTS’ RESPONSES
Leads to Easier Understanding of Lesson S1:‘’Multimedia aided the difficulties that we have in catching up the topics.’’
Increases Students’ Participation S1:‘’I am now actively participating in every class that we have.’’
S2: ‘’It's way more effective than before because it drives us to be more
efficient on learning and to be more engaged in studying.’’
S5:‘’I found out that multimedia was quite effective in getting me to participate
in class.’’
T3: ‘’My laptop has a power problem and some keys in my keyboard are no
longer functioning.’’
T6: ‘’The challenges I met during class using multimedia-assisted learning are
when you forget to charge up […] brown out, when my USB is corrupted and
when file is not supported to the tv format.’’
Unavailability of Multimedia Materials T4:’’ The challenges that I have observed while using multimedia are the lack of
radio and television in the classroom.’’
S5:‘’The sizes of the letters that the teachers usedreally makes it difficult for
me to see it because I have a far-sighted eye.’’
S6:‘’As a farsighted student, it's a challenge for me when the teacher uses a
small font size in his/her presentation.’’
Lack of Multimedia Materials S3: ‘’Insufficient digital tools, and lack of multimedia.’’
S4: ‘’The challenges that our teachers faced while using multimedia are
electrical resources, networking, application software systems, human
resources, hardware system, and risk management.’’
Destruction Caused by Gadgets S1: ‘’The challenge that I have observed is that some of the students are not
listening as they only holding their phones while the teacher is talking.’’
As shown in the table 7, common challenges encountered by the students include eyesight
condition (nearsightedness & farsightedness) and inappropriate text size, lack of multimedia
According to Hou, Chang, & Sung (2016) inappropriate text sizes in multimedia instruction,
learners. Additionally, according to Alqahtani, (2018), eyesight problems when engaging with
multimedia materials, if not addressed, can lead to difficulties in reading small texts or details
T3:‘’I can only cope up with those kind of challenges in using multimedia-
assisted instruction by being ready at all times.’’
T6: ‘’I also use my laptop as my medium when the classroom has no tv.’’
The Teachers Remind the Students of their Limits T1: ‘’I always remind them and instillin their minds that they should always
in Using Technology value disciplinein using technology.’’
As presented in the table 8, the coping mechanisms of teachers in the problems
they encountered while using social media are preparing ahead of time to avoid
technical errors during the discussion, looking for alternatives in case multimedia
materials do not work well, and reminding students regarding their limits in using
gadgets inside the classroom.
As suggested by Chen & Chang (2014), preparing multimedia materials ahead of
time reduced cognitive load and enhanced comprehension and learning outcomes.
As also recommended by Lai & Hwang (2014), looking for alternative resources and
materials is important in supporting multimedia instruction.
Table 9. Coping Mechanisms of Teachers in the Problems they
Encountered while Using Multimedia as Observed by the Students
THEMES PARTICIPANTS’ RESPONSES
The Teachers Consider Rearrangement Based on S2:’’They (teachers) rearrange the sitting arrangement of the students
Students’ Eyesight Condition and Apply Appropriate according to who's nearsighted and farsighted.’’
Font Sizing
S4: ‘’Usually the teacher places the nearsighted students in front for them
to clearly and visibly see what's being presented.’’
S5:‘’For the benefit of those of us who are farsighted, they bring us to the
front so that we can view the PowerPoint presentation.’’
S6:‘’The next time around the teachers used abigger font size and they
also identified the farsighted students to sit in front.’’
Teachers Take Initiative in Assuring that Students S1:‘’In order to make his/her class more engaging, they tend to call our
are Actively Engaged attention in terms of recitation so that we students become attentive in the
class.’’
Similarly, students perceive multimedia-assisted instruction as beneficial for their language learning. They
believe that it enhances their learning and understanding of lessons, increases their motivation and
involvement in the learning process, and improves their retention of the material. Students also find
multimedia-assisted instruction effective in promoting easier understanding of lessons and increasing
their participation inside the classroom.
However, the research also highlights challenges associated with multimedia instruction. Teachers
frequently encounter technical problems such as poor internet connection, malfunctioning
multimedia materials, power outages, and corrupted files. Moreover, the unavailability of multimedia
materials inside the classroom poses a challenge for teachers.
The findings suggest that teachers employ various coping mechanisms when facing challenges while
using social media, such as proactive preparation, seeking alternatives, and reminding students about
gadget usage limits. Additionally, students observed that teachers consider students' eyesight
conditions by rearranging seating and using appropriate font sizes to ensure clear readability and
teachers demonstrate initiative in actively engaging students during the teaching and learning
process.
CONCLUSION
Based on the findings presented in the tables, the following conclusions can be drawn: