2018
DOI: 10.25273/linguista.v2i2.3694
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The use of Learning Management System on University Students’ Vocabulary Mastery

Abstract: The development of learning media that is interesting and relevant to the education system in Indonesia, although the ability of learners is a barrier today. Various development efforts are always done to complement the process of material oblivion that has been given. Learning methods and learning media are two things that cannot be ignored. Having English skills will add value in the context of human resources. But in an academic environment, English is a foreign language that needs to be mastered not only i… Show more

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“…In this study, LMS and MultiEx games were the two CALL platforms. In terms of LMS and vocabulary acquisition, two previous studies with Indonesian university students by Novitasari et al (2018) and Mustafa et al (2019) have been identified. Both studies supported the effectiveness of LMS as it motivated students to learn vocabulary.…”
Section: Computer-assisted Language Learning (Call)mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…In this study, LMS and MultiEx games were the two CALL platforms. In terms of LMS and vocabulary acquisition, two previous studies with Indonesian university students by Novitasari et al (2018) and Mustafa et al (2019) have been identified. Both studies supported the effectiveness of LMS as it motivated students to learn vocabulary.…”
Section: Computer-assisted Language Learning (Call)mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Teaching English has experienced LMS's involvement in developing language skills and language components. The involvement of LMS in the teaching of productive skills, speaking and writing (Seau & Azman, 2021;Sundari & Leonard, 2021;Truong, 2021) and the receptive skills, listening and reading, has improved learners' mastery (Sulistyanto & Imada, 2020), as well as the mastery on language components (Ivanjko & Grubješi, 2019;Novitasari et al, 2018;Safitri & Lestari, 2021). It is also perceived that the involvement of LMS provides learners with autonomy (Zainuddin et al, 2019) where learners study at their own pace and time availability (Manurung, 2005;Rahman, 2014), the teachers become ICT literate (Omar & Yaacob, 2020), and the institutions provide support to facilitate the language teaching (Lalima & Lata Dangwal, 2017).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%