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Students' Readiness and Perception toward Smartphone-Based CBT in English Final Exams: A Case Study at MTs Darussalam Impa-Impa Djawad, Faridah; Mathla’ul Fajriyani P; Zulfah; Ambo Dalle; Magdahalena
Arabic and English Education Journal Vol. 1 No. 2 (2025): Arabic and English Education Journal
Publisher : Institut Agama Islam Negeri Parepare

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35905/aeej.v1i2.14432

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Background: The integration of Computer-Based Testing (CBT) in education has grown significantly as a means to improve efficiency, reduce exam malpractice, and streamline assessment logistics. However, in semi-rural Islamic schools (madrasah/pesantren) in Indonesia, students are often restricted from using smartphones during the academic year and are only allowed to use them during final exams. This creates a unique challenge in evaluating both the technical and emotional readiness of students who encounter CBT with minimal digital exposure. Research Objectives: This study aims to examine the readiness and perception of Grade 9 students toward smartphone-based CBT in English final examinations at MTs Darussalam Impa-Impa. The study specifically investigates how students’ limited and episodic use of digital devices influences their technical ability and emotional responses, such as stress, confidence, and willingness to use CBT in the future. Methods: Using a descriptive quantitative design, the study collected data from 25 Grade 9 students through a structured Likert-scale questionnaire adapted from prior validated instruments. The questionnaire measured two dimensions: digital readiness and perception. Descriptive statistical analysis was used to interpret the findings, including mean scores, standard deviation, and visual representation. Results: The results show that students demonstrated moderate technical readiness (M = 3.6–3.9) but low emotional comfort, particularly in areas related to stress (M = 2.8) and willingness to adopt CBT in future exams (M = 2.6). These findings support the hypothesis that irregular digital exposure leads to reduced cognitive and emotional preparedness for CBT. Conclusions: This study highlights the need for context-sensitive CBT implementation in low-tech religious schools. Future research should explore training modules or simulations to enhance digital familiarity and emotional resilience among students with limited exposure.
Co-Authors Abdul Haris Sunubi Adityawarman Hidayat Ahmad Fauzan Ahmad, Annisa Ahmadi, Devila Laura Alviona akbar, Muh.Akbar Ambo Dalle Andani, Silvira Asiza, Nur Astuti Aulya Fitri Bahasa Indonesia Bahasa Indonesia, Bahasa Indonesia Daratul Aini Gaho Dari, Yuni Wulan Darmadi Djawad, Faridah Dwi Nurhidayani Dwi Satrio Bagus Tumeko Emy Koestanti Sabdoningrum Fadhilaturrahmi Fadhilaturrahmi Fatmasyamsinar, Andi Asti Febriani, Suci Fitri Amelia Hermansyah Fitriani, Arza Nabila Hidanah, Sri Hidayati, Adityawarman Ida Ayu Putu Sri Widnyani Iftitah, A.N Ika Juliana, Ika Julianis, Juli Kasman Edi Putra Kasman Edi Putra, Kasman Edi Kasman Ediputra, Kasman Layli Maydawati Lussy Midani Rizki Magdahalena majid, tajuddin Martin, Syrli Mathla’ul Fajriyani P Maulidina, Allisa Maulidya, Sity Rahmy Melvi Lesmana Alim Mohammad Adib, Mohammad Mohammad Cipto Sugiono Mohammad Fauziddin Molli Wahyuni Mufasirin Muh. Yusuf Muhammad Saleh Muhammad Tresno Mujahidah Mujahidah Mujahidah Musdalifah Muhammadun Musfirah Narayani, Daliyah Nasaruddin Natsir Maulana, Muhammad Ngurah Ayu Nyoman Murniati Novita Sari Nur Asiza Nur Fadilah Nurhaliza Nurhaswinda Nursandi, Mutiara Nursyahfira Nurul Hasanah Nurun Nikmah Nurwildani , M. Fajar Nurwildani, M Fajar Rahma Yenni Rahmat Yudi Guntara Ramdhan Riski Yusri Farmansyah Rizki Ananda Rosinta, Rosi Rusdial Marta Saufik Luthfianto Shiratul mustaqim Siswiyanti Siti Rohani Sitohang, Lidya Lestari Sity Rahmy Maulidya Sri Ulfa Insani Sri Yulianti Sugiono, M. Cipto Sulvinajayanti Syafitri, Marliza Syahrial Syaira Amelya Syairah, Anisa Tofik Hidayat Tofik Hidayat Usman, Muhammad Syahid Widya Paramita Lokapirnasari Winulyo, Wahono Putra Yanti Yandri Kusuma Yostra Reza Yudanianyi, Ira Sari Yukir, Muh Zulhendri