Perception of Electronic Examination among Undergraduate Students of University of Maiduguri

Authors

  • Fredrick Wilson

  • Mohammed Auwal Umar

Keywords:

electronic examination, examination malpractices, information and communication technology, perception

Abstract

The study was conducted to measure the perception of electronic examination among undergraduate students of University of Maiduguri It was orchestrated on three specific objectives to find out the perception of the students regarding the introduction of e-exam to examine the perception of the students regarding e-exam as means of assessment to examine the negative and positive perception of the students regarding the appropriateness of facilities timing and format of question The study employed the propositions of Technology Acceptance Model TAM to explain students knowledge acceptance and perception The research used quantitative research method and survey methodology using Questionnaire as instruments for data collection The study purposely selected 200 students and found that majority of the students believe e-examination is better than the pen-paper examination Majority of the students perceive electronic examination as an easy process

How to Cite

Fredrick Wilson, & Mohammed Auwal Umar. (2019). Perception of Electronic Examination among Undergraduate Students of University of Maiduguri. Global Journal of Human-Social Science, 19(A10), 35–44. Retrieved from https://socialscienceresearch.org/index.php/GJHSS/article/view/2950

Perception of Electronic Examination among Undergraduate Students of University of Maiduguri

Published

2019-08-15