Factor Analysis Approach in Understanding Student’s Attitude towards Social Media Usage in Agricultural Higher Education
P. Divakar Reddy, Sweety Sharma, D. Thammi Raju
Asian Journal of Agricultural Extension, Economics & Sociology · pp. 134–141 · Published 20 Dec 2021
10.9734/ajaees/2021/v39i1230812Abstract
The social media concept has received much consideration from higher education since a period of ten years in India. The study was conducted for analysing the usage and effects of social media on agricultural students. The primary data was collected through questionnaire. Simple random sampling was employed, a sample of 126 students in which 100 PGDMA students from ICAR-NAARM and 26 B.Sc. Agricultural students from ANGRAU. The responses were analysed by using factor analysis and the most influenced responses were social media is a part of their everyday activity (0.88), their communication skills were improved because of social media (0.83), They felt that they were part of the social media community (0.87) and they derived satisfaction through networking and communication (0.84). These were the most affected statements from PGDMA students and B.Sc. Agricultural students. Conclusively, social media has enriched the acquaintance of individuals and build cognizance amongst students in all the aspects.
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