Hello, everyone! It's been a week since i posted something to this blog. Today, i'd like to share new topic, but still related to the previous blog because i still use the same material. The topic i'd like to talk about is the findings and discussions of the journal article i was reading. In Kelsen's study case (2009), found the students used youtube only as an entertaining platform at the first, but it turned out that 39 of 60 students found youtube videos was related to the subject they learnt. And 21 of 24 students found youtube motivated them to learn English either inside or outside the classroom. In 2010, Alimemaj also examined that youtube can help the participants to improve their speaking and listening skills. Also, it helps them to gain more knowledge since they are free to repeat the youtube video many times. More (2015) also had an analyzing about the impact of youtube as a teaching tool for learning activities. The finding showed that yout...