participants - larger, more randomized studies of various grade levels should be
researched as well. Finally, this study only included native English speakers.
More research sh
ould be done on Noredink’s effectiveness with non-native
English speakers learning English as another language. However, this study’s
results were very promising, and suggest that teachers should seriously consider
incorporating a technology-based approach within the classroom. Noredink as a
technology-based approach with a free platform would afford teachers an initial
opportunity to experiment with and incorporate online instruction with their
grammar curriculum.
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