CHILDREN INFORMATION SEARCH ABILITY ON SEARCH ENGINE BASED ON SURVEY IN ACEH

Millatina Mukhtarullah

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This study discussed about children information search ability on search engine. This study isquantitative research and the instrument for this research developed by the researcher on basis of objectives and theoretical framework.The instrument of this research was questionnaires. The survey was conducted on November 2017, in Aceh, Indonesia. Total number of children were 300 who responded from three public elementary school. The result of this study describe children’s search ability on search engine.


Keywords:Information search ability, Search Engine, Children,andAceh


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