Students’ Perceptions of Using Quizizz in Online English Learning

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Ayu Wandira
Putri Amrina Rosyada
Raden Ismail Effendi

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This study aims to explore students’ perceptions of the use of the Quizizz platform in vocabulary learning during online English classes. The participants were 25 senior high school students in the Ogan Komering Ilir District, and a quantitative survey research design was employed. Data were collected through a closed-ended questionnaire distributed via Google Forms to investigate students’ views on the effectiveness, advantages, and challenges of using Quizizz as an online assessment tool. The results indicate that students have positive perceptions of Quizizz, as it is considered engaging, easy to use, and effective in reducing boredom, increasing motivation and confidence, and supporting vocabulary comprehension through immediate feedback. Overall, the findings suggest that Quizizz is a beneficial and practical tool for online vocabulary learning, supporting both the cognitive and affective aspects of students’ learning experiences.

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Ayu Wandira, Putri Amrina Rosyada, & Raden Ismail Effendi. (2025). Students’ Perceptions of Using Quizizz in Online English Learning. Proceedings of the Conference on the Future of English Language Education, 1, 196-203. https://proceedings.dokicti.org/index.php/cfele/article/view/356

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