An Analysis of Students’ Interest for Learning Using Zoom Application During Covid-19 Pandemic
Abstract
Zoom is an application that really famous during this covid-19 pandemic especially for students in the world. In zoom application, students and teacher can do a communication with good as long as their connection is stable. Teacher also can share everything because in zoom application, there is any fiture that will help teacher to sharescreen. Students also can give their respons on that zoom application. So, this research was conducted to find out the student’s interest in learning using zoom application during pandemic. Qualitative research method was used in this research. Based on the result, zoom application is really help students and teacher for teaching learning process. But, not all students interest with that application for their learning process. Almost all of students did not really like their learning process using zoom or other platform. That is not really helpful for them. Their connection also can be obstacle for them during the online class.
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