SUB-PROBLEMS:<\/p>\n
\u2022 Lack of practical experience.
\n\u2022 Unauthentic proof of learning\/Unreliable source.
\n\u2022 Availability of forums that discuss answers.<\/p>\n
SUB-PROBLEM CHOSEN: Unauthentic proof of learning\/Unreliable source.<\/p>\n
LIKERT SCALE QUESTIONS\/STATEMENTS:
\n1. I think there are a lot of sources available online.
\n2. I cannot find the correct source.
\n3. I can only pay a certain amount for these courses.
\n4. I received a fake certificate from an unreliable source.
\n5. I don\u2019t believe in all the feedback that I read.<\/p>\n
NAME OF THE RESEARCHERS:
\n1. Viraj Wani \u2013 80012100952
\n2. Manan Midha \u2013 80012100885
\n3. Arnab Saha \u2013 80012100913
\n4. Raghav Bhartiya \u2013 800012100884<\/p>\n
INTRODUCTION:
\nThe nature of social media is that it reinforces itself. It works by releasing dopamine, a “feel-good chemical” associated with enjoyable activities like eating, and social interaction, into the brain’s reward region. The platforms are intended to be addictive, and they have been linked to anxiety, despair, and even physical illnesses. As a result of these changes, many people are sleeping less and getting poor-quality sleep. When this pattern is repeated over time, the individual’s performance suffers, and their mental health and stability suffer as well. People lose focus and mental attentiveness at work as a result of this.<\/p>\n
OBJECTIVE:
\nTo get an idea of whether online courses and certifications provide good learning experiences or not.<\/p>\n
DATA COLLECTION: Primary Research from the group of 103 students of age group between 20-25 years. The values in the scale were 1) Strongly disagree, 2) Disagree, 3) Neutral, 4) Agree, and 5) Strongly Agree. Their responses were gathered using a Google Form and then entered into an excel file that was used to analyze standard deviation and other associated variables.<\/p>\n
DATA ANALYSIS:<\/p>\n
MEAN:
\n1) 1.03
\n2) 0.31
\n3) 0.85
\n4) -0.84
\n5) 0.65<\/p>\n
STANDARD DEVIATION:
\n1) 1.01
\n2) 1.00
\n3) 0.94
\n4) 1.07
\n5) 1.11<\/p>\n
STANDARD ERROR:
\n1) 0.10
\n2) 0.10
\n3) 0.09
\n4) 0.11
\n5) 0.11<\/p>\n
Z VALUE:
\n1) 10.147
\n2) 3.106
\n3) 9.055
\n4) -7.869
\n5) 5.866<\/p>\n
RESULTS:
\n1) Z is positive.
\n2) Z is positive.
\n3) Z is positive.
\n4) Z is negative.
\n5) Z is positive.<\/p>\n
CRITERIA:
\nIf Z > 1.96, accept positively.
\nIf Z is between 1.96 and -1.96, people are neutral.
\nIf Z is less than \u2013 1.96 accept negatively.<\/p>\n
HYPOTHESIS:<\/p>\n
Statement 1
\nNull Hypothesis: There are a lot of sources available online.
\nAlternate Hypothesis: There are a lot of sources not available online.<\/p>\n
Statement 2
\nNull Hypothesis: Choosing the right source is a challenge.
\nAlternate Hypothesis: Choosing the right source is not a challenge.<\/p>\n
Statement 3
\nNull Hypothesis: Some courses are not worth the cost which they are asking for.
\nAlternate Hypothesis: Some courses are worth the cost which they are asking for.<\/p>\n
Statement 4
\nNull Hypothesis: Unreliable sources can provide fake certificates.
\nAlternate Hypothesis: Unreliable sources cannot provide fake certificates.<\/p>\n
Statement 5
\nNull Hypothesis: There is misleading feedback on some websites.
\nAlternate Hypothesis: There is no misleading feedback on some websites.<\/p>\n
FINDINGS:
\n1. From the computed z value of 10.147, we see that people strongly agree that a lot of sources are available online.
\n2. From the computed z value of 3.1058, we see that people find difficulty in difficulty in finding the most reliable source.
\n3. From the computed z value of 9.0545, we see that they only pay a certain amount on these courses.
\n4. From the computed z value of -7.8693, we infer that they did not receive a fake certificate from an unreliable source
\n5. From the computed z value of 5.8662, we infer that the people don’t believe in all the feedback that they read.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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