Use of ICT in Higher Education, University Teacher Prospective an Analysis of Categorical Data
Abstract
This primary study uses of ICT in higher education, university teacher prospective analysis of categorical data using r programming tries to explore the satisfaction of ICT uses in higher education of university teacher on Prithvi Narayan campus Pokhara. The primary data were collected from February to March 2020. Although there was a large research gap in many researchers to analyze accurately if the variable is in categorical type. This research tries to meet the gap between the selection of appropriate tools for a categorical questionnaire survey of 32 university teachers. The satisfaction of teachers’ concepts regarding the use of ICT to enhance student educational quality had expressed on different Likert scale could be summarized with the count, 93 percent of university teacher was satisfied for ICT use in classroom teaching. The chi-square value p equal to 0.08 signifies there was not rejection evidence of avoiding the null hypothesis. The different bar plots with a colorful image and their percentage and count could easily plot using r programming.
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