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Analysis of Student's Attitude Regarding Internet in Relation to Study Level and Stream

Sanjay Dahiya, Chaman Verma

Abstract: In modern era web technology is changing sharply every day and the Internet has turn into a lifestyle for people all over the globe. As new behaviors are obtained, it is apparent that the standard of living in societies is in a developing phase. Even though Internet is became life style in our social life so it is major concern that induce positive opinion about it. India is a rising ICT country in the world. The rate of internet use is increasing day by day. The increasing technological development increases the uses of internet in every field. The extensive use of Internet implies the thought that it can also be more broadly used for educational purpose. Internet use for education and research is very important. It is now in follow to teach college to university to get more out of it. In this research, the focus is given on to investigate attitude towards Internet of college and university going students. The analysis is done on two dependent variables like level of study and stream. We have tried to find the significantly difference between postgraduate and graduate as well as arts and science students in college and university located in Sirsa district. This research paper emphasize on all graduate and post graduate students frequently using the Internet for study and personal work. It also explores to measure attitude about Internet by arts and science students of the higher education whether it is an effective learning tool for them. The outcome of study exposes that mostly student wants that the Internet knowledge is essential for them in college and university.

Keywords: T-test, Study level, Stream, Mean Difference

Edition: Volume 4 Issue 4, April 2015

Pages: 447 - 452

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