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This study has measured the impact on students of sending messages to a Whatsapp group. To do this, we programmed the sending of messages from a known and an un-known phone in three different time zones (morning, school hours and evening). The results show that messages sent from an unknown phone ar...
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Published in: | Ikastorratza Vol. 30; pp. 26 - 41 |
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Main Authors: | , |
Format: | Journal Article |
Language: | English Spanish |
Published: |
José Domingo Villarroel
31-03-2023
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Summary: | This study has measured the impact on students of sending messages to a Whatsapp group. To do this, we programmed the sending of messages from a known and an un-known phone in three different time zones (morning, school hours and evening). The results show that messages sent from an unknown phone are opened before those from a known source. Furthermore, no significant differences in response time were observed in the different time zones. Finally, it was observed that during class hours, almost 40 per-cent of the participants had read messages of unknown origin on their cell phone within five minutes. Only 22 percent didn't spread messages during class hours. |
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ISSN: | 1988-5911 1988-5911 |
DOI: | 10.37261/30_alea/2 |