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Abstract: English Self-Regulated Language Learning on Youtube: Students Purpose, Perception, and Action. Objective: This study scrutinizes English learners’ self-regulated language learning using Youtube beyond the formal classroom. Methods: A qualitative inquiry approach was employed in this study. Twenty-two university students in Central Java province Indonesia who had substantial experiences of watching English-teaching videos were purposively invited for a semi-structured interview to depict how they performed self-directed learning. The data were qualitatively analyzed by classifying based on the main themes, coding, reviewing, and conclusion drawing Findings: the results portrayed that the most dominant goals of self-directed language learning on Youtube were to look for more learning sources, to enhance English skills and vocabulary, and to explore cultural knowledge. Another finding showed that learning English on Youtube was more interesting and flexible without time and space restriction. Conclusion: Youtube videos offers a fertile ground for educational purposes, particularly for developing English skills in a self-directed learning beyond formal classroom.
Keywords: english teaching on Youtube; self-regulated language learning, informal learning.
Abstrak: Pembelajaran Bahasa Inggris secara Mandiri melalui Youtube: Tujuan, Persepsi, dan Aksi. Tujuan: Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengeksplor model pembelajaran mandiri yang dilakukan oleh mahasiswa Bahasa Inggris dengan menggunakan video Youtube di luar kelas. Metode: Sejumlah 22 mahasiswa Bahasa Inggris yang berasal dari dua perguruan tinggi di provinsi Jawa Tengah Indonesia dan telah memiliki pengalaman belajar Bahasa menggunakan Youtube direkrut menjadi responden dalam penelitian kualitatif ini. Data kemudian dianalisis dengan tahapan klasifikasi, koding, review, dan penarikan kesimpulan. Hasil: hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa tujuan utama mahasiswa belajar Bahasa dengan menggunakan Youtube adalah untuk mencari sumber belajar dan informasi tambahan tentang pembelajaran mereka di kelas, untuk meningkatkan kemampuanl Bahasa Inggris dan penguasaan kosa kata, dan untuk meningkatkan kemampuan dan pengetahuan tentang budaya. Temuan lain menunjukkan bahwa pembelajaran Bahasa Inggris menggunakan Youtube dianggap menyenangkan dan lebih fleksibel oleh mahasiswa. Kesimpulan: Youtube menawarkan kesempatan yang cukup menjanjikan untuk pembelajaran Bahasa Inggris khususnya dalam memfasilitasi pembelajaran mandiri yang dilakukan oleh mahasiswa.
Kata kunci: pengajaran bahasa di Youtube, pembelajaran mandiri, pembelajaran informal.
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