The imperative usage of an innovated Biscuit-Shaped Tenon Groove Machine towards Technology Model for interior design technology program in technical education
Keywords:
innovated Biscuit Tenon Groove Machine, Technology Model, interior design technology, technical education, pinamungajan cebuAbstract
This study was conducted in order to create and effectively use an Innovated Biscuit-Shaped Tenon Groove Machine towards Technology Model for Interior Design technology program in Technical education so that the creative learners could use it to support instruction in school, the study was conducted at Cebu Technological University- Pinamungajan Campus, Pinamungajan, Cebu. The output of this study was regarded as an alternative technology tool of CTU- Pinamungajan Campus, Pinamungajan, Cebu where the study is being done. This study used quasi-experimental techniques, specifically survey research. 90 students and 5 professors/instructors were given questionnaires to complete for evaluation. Weighted mean and t-test were used to analyze the collected data. Based on the results and following a careful analysis, it is concluded that Innovative Biscuit-Shaped Tenon Groove Machine meets campus needs and standards.
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