Stakeholders' Perceived Satisfaction from the Use of CVCIRRD-Techno Gabay Technology Videos
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https://doi.org/10.15631/aubgsps.v2i1.17Keywords:
Information Communication Technology, Techno Gabay, one-shot survey design, Bohol, PhilippinesAbstract
Technology videos in this study served as a medium to disseminate developmental information among farmers, fisherfolks, small-scale entrepreneurs, and community members that were beneficiaries of the tech Gabay Program, a Philippine agricultural livelihood project. This study aimed to find out the utilization of technology videos and perceived satisfaction from the knowledge gained by the above-mentioned stakeholders. It made use of a one-shot survey design and simple random sampling in the respondent selection, frequency, and percentage. Results showed that the majority of the respondents voluntarily used the techno videos which led them to be highly satisfied with the information given. The Study implies the important effect of technology in imparting information.
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