Data Collection and Analysis
The data in the study were gathered by using two different methods and sources. Quantitative data were
collected from a set form titled, “The Internet in Teaching-Learning Processes Questionnaire”, developed by the
researcher and based on expert opinions. The internal consistency reliability of the questionnaire, or Cronbach’s
alpha, measured 0.88. The first section of the questionnaire requested some personal information from the
participant. The second asked questions pertaining to the participant’s use of the internet to access, use, and
share knowledge during teaching-learning activities. The analyses quantitative data: the average points the
student scored on the subscale of the “The Internet in Teaching-Learning Processes Questionnaire” were found
and one above and one below of standard deviations scores were taken as cut-off scores. For questions pertaining
to knowledge access, it was concluded that those who scored below 8 points were assigned to the low level,
those who scored between 8-14 points were the middle level, while the ones who scored 15 were at the high
level; for questions pertaining to using and sharing knowledge, those who scored below 7 points were assigned
to the low level, those who scored between 7-13 points were the middle level, while those who scored 14 points
and above make use of the internet during teaching-learning activities at a high level.