Abstract
The application of Interactive White Boards (IWBs) has been well-recognized in educational contexts, especially in language learning and teaching. The paper aimed to explore the perception of English as Second Language (ESL) learners with IWB activities regarding engagement. In the study, 50 freshmen experienced the implementation of IWB in a semester (14 weeks). Semi-structured questionnaires and focus-group interviews were employed to explore learners’ behavioral and emotional engagement. Data were analyzed based on themes in the two categories of engagement. The results showed that positive behaviors gained, including learner participation, concentration, and persistence. Regarding emotional engagement, learners also confirmed the enhancement in their enjoyment and interest.
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