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LIST OF EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY – THESIS TITLE

NO NAME YEAR TITLE ABSTRACT
1. Nurul Hidayah

7116080019

2014 The Increasing Learning Outcomes Nail Art by Utilization Instructional Media VCD to College Student of Cosmetology Study (Action Research on Cosmetology Study, UNJ, 2013)

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/16397

The object of this research is to increase learning outcomes nail art of college student by utilization VCD nail art college in cosmetology study, University Negeri Jakarta in 2011/2012. The methodology of research used action research on two cycles. Data obtained is qualitative data and quantitative data. Quantitative data obtained through test, while qualitative data obtained through observation and questionnaires to collage. The result showed that college study is achieved after doing the nail art manual paint learning process and sticker with VCD increasing ability of the college, the increase is 29% by average of college before. Therefore no longer met collage who scored below the 70, so that mastery learning can be achieved 100%.

Keywords: Learning Outcomes, video compact disk (VCD), college student, nail art manual paint and sticker

 

2. Budi Prasetya

7116140005

2018 The Effect of Learning Model  and The Interest of Study to The Result of Statistics Study The purpose of this research is in order to know the influence of learning model and the interest of study to the result of statistics study. This result be done to the machine engine university student, Study program of machine engine, Jakarta State University. Sample about 120 university students, that be distributed into four classes. After be done the measurement to the interest of statistics study to each sample by distributing the questioner the intertest of study in the beginning, after that its result be sequenced from the most biggest to the smallest, in order to be taken the upper limit about 27% and the lower limit about 27%, namely 32 university students in each class. Finally, be gotten Finally be gotten final sample about 64 university students from two classes base on the measurement of study interest. This research be done by the action of eight times of study in each class by using website learning model and directly be ended by by given the test of study result for university student in order to know the differentiation after be given the action. The analysis of the research results using two way ANOVA followed by Tukey test.  The result of the research shows that: (1) the learning result of the students who are learn by the learning model of the website is higher than the result of student learning learn by direct learning model, (2) there is interaction between the learning model of the website with the interest of learning toward the student’s learning result, (3) The learning outcomes of students who have high interest and are learn with the learning model of the website are higher than the results of student learning learn by direct learning model, and (4) the learning outcomes of students who have low interest and learn by direct learning model is not higher than student learning outcomes which is learn by website learning model

Keywords: Result of statistics Study, Learning Model, Study Interest

 

3. Siti Muawanah

7116140026

2018 The Effect of Learning Strategy and Prior Knowledge on SMKN 1 Kota Bekasi Student’s Automotive Basic Electrical Outcomes The purpose of this research is to obtain empirical data about the effect of learning strategy and prior knowledge on the outcomes of basic electrical automotive of class X-class of SMK Light Vehicle Engineering. The method used in this research is the experimental method with the design of treatment research by level 2 x 2. Based on the results of hypothesis testing and discussion of research, the results obtained research as follows: First, the results of Electrical Engineering Basic Elementary studies in groups that use learning strategy project based learning higher than the group using expository learning strategies in class X students. Secondly, there is an interaction effect between learning strategy and prior knowledge on the outcomes of basic electrical automotive class X students. Third, the group of students with high prior knowledge, basic automotive is higher if using the learning strategy project based learning compared with using expository learning strategy. Fourth, in the low prior knowledge group, there was not difference between using project based learning strategy and using the expository learning strategy.

Keywords; Learning Strategy, Prior Knowledge Student’s Automotive Basic Electrical Outcomes

 

4. Nadya Fadillah Fidyallah

7116157585

2018 Model Development of Design Teacher Skills Training in Developing Soft skill Required Industrial for Vocational Student of Multimedia Majors The study aim of this research was to developed a model of teacher skills training designed for train teacher how to develop their student’s soft skills, especially about creative thinking skill. The data were collected through participants observation using interview, observation, document study, and questionnaire. The participants are students of multimedia major in SMK Negeri 40 Jakarta, the teachers, the leader of multimedia major, and the leader of multimedia industry who have corporates with the school. The design development use ADDIE model, consist of analyze phase, which was conduct a need analysist and performance analysist; design phase, which was designing competencies map of trainees, the instructional goals, evaluation test, and training strategy; development phase, was developing the materials of training such as training syllabus, training guide, and training handout; and the last was evaluation phase, which was conducting the evaluation of the product with expert judgement. In this research, ADDIE model has modified and integrated with research method R&D of level 1 which has validation by internal validity. In order to be validated in the academic and scientific, the resulting model have tested by internal validation through three experts, named experts judgment, there were expert of training design, expert of material, and expert of media.

The result showed that the model design get average score 92,37% from experts, which was valid or very good and ready to implement to the next step.

Keywords : Training, Skills, Teacher, Softskills, Creative Thinking Skill, ADDIE.

 

5. Ismailah

7116120010

2019 Development of Web-Based Learning Media Computer Base Network Subjects for Class X Students in SMK Yapimda This study aims to develop a web-based learning media class X basic computer network subjects. This research was conducted at the Yapimda vocational high school in South Jakarta. This research method is research and development (R and D) with ADDIE model approach which contains five steps; a) Analyze, b) Design, c), Develop, d), Implement, e). Evaluate. The domain name for developing web-based learning media is https://esmk.web.id. This web-based learning uses Moodle v28’s content management learning system. Evaluation of the basic computer network learning product development is carried out by experts, namely media experts, design experts and material experts, followed by one-on-one evaluations and small groups. The results of the media evaluation that the learning product is suitable for use in class X vocational high school Then implement the product to target class X users on basic computer networking subjects. The results of computer basic network learning assessment using the web are very effective because it can improve student learning outcomes.

Keywords: Development, web products, formative evaluation and assessment results

 

6. Samiton Pangelah

7116140032

2019 Developing The Learning Module Smart Communication with Prospects for Life Insurance Agents The objective of this research to develop the learning module ‘Smart Communication with Prospects for Life Insurance Agents’ to improve agent performance when interacting with prospects. Specifically this learning module is a solution to the challenges faced by insurance agents when pioneering their careers. Findings in the preliminary study indicate a high failure rate in the first year of an insurance agent’s career. The findings provide the basis for the need for instructional to address insurance agent issues when interacting with prospects. Competencies that agents need to learn can be comfortable with themselves, able to make prospects feel comfortable, and able to influence prospects. This research and development uses the Instructional Development Model (MPI) which consists of three stages of the process: (1) identification, (2) development, and (3) evaluation. Preliminary data from the study were obtained from five major life insurance agencies in Indonesia. Development of learning modules based on a combination of life insurance marketing communication theories with emotional intelligence theories and applying learning theories that include understanding, attitudes, and skills in the form of independent learning modules. The material contains a small exercise task that is done every day to develop confidence and communication skills early when acquainted with prospects. The learning module products are evaluated very well by instructional design experts and media experts in terms of the principle of developing learning modules and physical appearance. Material aspects have also been evaluated very well by life insurance marketing communication material experts and are rated well by emotional intelligence material experts. The learning module is then evaluated by insurance agents as the reader is carried out in two stages at two large insurance agencies. First one by six readers. The evaluation and suggestions of the reader are then made into improvements and revisions. The revised product was then evaluated by 12 insurance agents as small group readers with very good ratings. The conclusion of this research the learning module is feasible to use.

Keywods: Learning Module, Smart Communication, Life Insurance Agents.

 

7. Yanuardo Ganda Drabenus

7116157012

2019 Online Learning Materials Development of Clinical Laboratory Theory Courses in Electromedical Engineering Major – Poltekkes Jakarta 2 The purpose of this research is to develop learning materials online for Laboratory Theory Course that compiled using the Moodle platform, it develops to provide learning information for students who majoring Electromedical Engineering at Poltekkes Jakarta 2. Research and development methods are carried out according to Lee and Owens development model by the steps: (1) needs analysis, to analize the competencies gap; (2) front-end analysis, to find out the elements that will support the development of online learning materials ; (3) design of the elements needed in the development process; (4) development process based on design that has been documented before; (5) implementation of the products that have been developed; and (6) evaluation of the implementation results that have been carried out. The development of this online learning materials involves instructional design expert, material expert, and media expert to assess the eligibility of the online learning materials of clinical Laboratory Theory Course. The assessment results of instructional design expert, material expert, and media expert stated that the online learning materials was in good categories. The assessment of online learning materials effectiveness, based on the results of the pre test and post test data with significance level of 0.05 shows that t count (7.81) is greater in value than t table (2.085). This shows that there is a significant increase in learning outcomes of electromedical engineering students after using the online learning materials.

Keywords: learning materials, online learning, moodle, clinical laboratories theory, research and development, Lee and Owen

 

8. Elfita Rahmi

7116157445

2019 Development of Online Modules to Improve the Quality of Learning Subjects in Open Distance Learning Systems at the Bachelor Program in Educational

Technology at Jakarta State University

This study aims to create an online module a learning material in Open and Distance Learning System lectures. The online module of the Open and Distance Learning System was developed to improve the quality of learning in the Bachelor Program in Educational Technology. The development design used is the development model of Derek Rowntree and Web-Based Design. Derek Rowntree’s development model is used specifically to develop material in modules, while the Web Design Based development model is for the online module development process. The learning module of the Open and Distance Learning System is obtained based on the results of expert validation consisting of three experts namely 1) material expert, 2) instructional design expert, 3) media expert. The results of expert validation obtained a score of 4.5 which means the online module of the Open and Distance Learning System agreed well. Furthermore, field trials are conducted on students. The trial results obtained an average score of 4.4 which means the online module of the Open and Distance Learning System is feasible to use. T-test results show that there are significant differences so that the online modules of the Open and Distance Learning System are proven to be effective and able to improve the quality of learning.

Keywords: development, online modules, online learning, open and distance learning systems

 

9. Siti Ambarli

7116167131

2019 The Effect of Blended Learning Rotation Model and Intrapersonal Intelligence on Science Learning Outcomes in Junior High School The background of this research is based on low result of science learning outcomes and usage of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in learning process that is not optimal yet at PB Soedirman Junior High School Jakarta. The general objective in this research is to know the effect of blended learning rotation model and intrapersonal intelligence on science learning outcomes in junior high school. It was a quantitative research with an experimental method and 2×2 treatment by level design. The results of data analysis and interpretation indicates that; (1) students who were using blended learning rotation model Lab Rotation had higher learning outcomes than those by blended learning rotation model Station Rotation; (2) there was an effect of interaction between blended learning rotation model and intrapersonal intelligence on student learning outcomes in science subject; (3) students with higher intrapersonal intelligence who were using blended learning rotation model Lab Rotation had higher learning outcomes than those by blended learning rotation model Station Rotation; (4) students with lower intrapersonal intelligence who were using blended learning rotation model Lab Rotation had lower learning outcomes than those by blended learning rotation model Station Rotation.

Keywords: blended learning, lab rotation, station rotation, intrapersonal intelligence, science learning outcomes

 

10. Wahyuddin

7116168173

2019 The Influence of Parent Learning Models and Parents on Parents Learning Outcomes in IPS Students This study aims to determine the effect of learning models and parenting parents on social studies learning outcomes of fifth grade elementary schools. This study uses a 2 x 2 factorial design. The sample consisted of 56 students. Data analysis technique is the analysis of two-way variance (ANAVA) and continued with the Tuckey test at the significance level α = 0.05. To test the normality of the data using the Liliefors test and Homogeneity test using the barlett test. The results of this study indicate that 1) Social studies learning outcomes of students who study with the Quantum Teaching model are higher compared to Social Studies learning outcomes of students who learn with Expository learning models, 2) Social learning outcomes of students who are cared for by democratic patterns are higher than those of Social Studies learning outcomes students who are cared for by authoritarian patterns, 3) There is an influence of interaction between learning models with parenting patterns on students’ social studies learning outcomes, 4) Social learning outcomes of students who learn with the Quantum Teaching model and are cared for by democratic patterns are higher than those of social studies learning students who learn with expository learning models and are nurtured with democratic patterns, 5) Social learning outcomes of students who learn with Quantum Teaching models and care for patterns with authoritarian lower than those of social studies learning students who learn with expository learning models and are nurtured with authoritarian patterns, 6) Social learning outcomes students who learn with the Quantum Teaching model and are raised with democratic patterns are higher than the results of social studies learning students who learn with the Quantum Teaching model and are nurtured by authoritarian patterns and 7) Social learning outcomes of students who learn with the Expository learning model and are raised with democratic patterns lower than the social studies learning outcomes of students who study with expository learning models and are cared for by authoritarian patterns.

Keywords: learning models, parenting parents, social studies learning outcomes.

 

11. Dedy Aswan

9901817001

2019 Development of Blended Learning Courses in Educational Technology Platform Master of Education Technology Study Program, Jakarta State University The purpose of this research is to develop a Blended Learning design. In order to facilitate the need for learning materials that can accommodate students in their learning. The use of appropriate learning designs in the Educational Technology Masters Program is absolutely necessary so that the goals of lectures can be achieved properly. Learning research and development procedures use “Flipped Learning” to design Blended Learning designs which consist of analysis stages and design stages that produce Semester Learning Designs (RPS). At the material development stage using Web Base Design because the development model is most suitable for developing websites. The results of research and development in the form of Blended Learning designs for Educational Technology Platform courses are equipped with learning materials in the form of web courses. The results of the validation test of media experts, learning design experts and material experts showed very good results. Furthermore, the results of user trials that took respondents in the Jakarta State University Magister of Education Technology were also in the very good category. These results indicate that learning material in the form of a web course is appropriate to be used in the learning process for courses in the Platform for Educational Technology at the Jakarta State University Postgraduate Program.

Keywords: Blended Learning, Online Learning, Postgraduate Programs, Flipped Learning, Educational Technology Platform

 

12. Imas Maslakhatul Masbakhah

7116167125

2019 Development of Learning Modules with Life-Cycle Analysis Project Approach to Improve Learning Outcomes In chemistry Lessons in Senior High Schools This study aimed at improving students’ learning progress through module of life-cycle analysis project-based learning for chemistry lessons in senior high schools. The method used in this study was research and development (R&D). Dick  and  Carey  and  Derek Rowntree  were  adopted  as  the  developmental model. The data of the study were derived from questionnaire, interview, and observation. The  data  were  scrutinized  through  three  stages  of  formative evaluation: (1) reviews from experts in aspects of material, media and learning sources, and instructional design, (2) one-to-one test, and (3) field experiment findings.  Quantitative  descriptive  analysis  techniques  were  employed  to analyze the data. This study focused on improving students’ learning progress through module  of  life-cycle  analysis and  its  integration  with  social  and scientific issues. The result of the study shows that the module development of the chemistry lessons  improves  the  students’  learning  outcome  effectively.  The  test  of effectiveness  on  t-test reveals  that tcal >  ttable, is 15,81  >  2,05, and H0 is rejected. The  data  shows  that  the  developed  learning  module  is  effectively used  for  chemistry  lessons  in  senior  high  schools  to  improve  the  students’ learning progress.

Keywords: learning module, life-cycle, learning progress

 

13. Reni Dwi Jayanti

7116167130

2019 Development of Technical Training Package for Family Planning Counselor to Increase Competency of  Coach The Family Planning Cadres The research aims to produce a techical training package for family planning counselor  (PKB)  to  increase  the  cadres  coach  of  Village  Family  Planning (IMP) competency or better known as Family Planning Cadres. The strudy is research and development (R&D) which adopted 9 from 10 steps of Dick and Carey  Model  which  integrated  with  Rontree  Model  considering  of: 1)  identify instructional  goal,  2)  conduct  instructional  analysis,  3)  analyze  learners  and contexts,    4)    write    performance    objectives,    5)    develop    assessment instruments,   6)   develop   instructional   strategy,   7)   develop   and   select instructional  materials,  consist  of  planning,  preparing  for  writing  and  writing and  re-writing,  8.  Design  and  conduct  formative  evaluation  of  instruction,  9) revise  instruction.  The  research  products  are  curriculum,  manual  book  of training, printed module, and instructional evaluation. The results showed that the  Experts  gave  an  average  score  on  the Technical  Training  Package  for Family Planning Counselor to Coach The Family Planning Cadresof 94.95% or  very  good.  the  results  of the  one  to  one  trial  with  the  Family  Planning Counselor (PKB)were obtained results of 87.10% or very good, the results of small group trials obtained results of 98.92%or very good, the results of field trials  obtained  results  of  98.71%or  very  good.  From  the  results  of  the assessment,  it  can  be  concluded  that  the Technical  Training  Package  for Family  Planning  Counselor  to  Coach  The  Family  Planning  Cadreshas  been tested valid and can be implemented.

Keywords: Training, Technical  Competency, Family  Planning  Counselor, Coach The Family Planning Cadres, Instructional Design Model

 

14. Achmad Sopian

9901817016

2020 Development of E-Module Eyes in Management of Family Planning Village in BKKBN Pusdiklat

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/6920

This study aims to produce a proper and effective e-module for the KB Village Management training program using the Lectora Inspire application. This research uses the Research and Development method with the Rowntree model. The resulting e-module can contain text, images, audio, video and animation, as well as interactive and independent test measuring tools. The feasibility of e-modules is assessed by material experts, instructional experts, media experts and linguists. The results of the assessment of an average score of 80, 04% categorized very well. One to one trial, small group and large group average score of 70.11% in the good category. The effectiveness of e-modules through the T-test, t-count (15, 52)> t-table (2,059), the significance level of 0, 05, H0 is rejected and H1 is accepted, so it is concluded that: the average value of participants before participating in learning through e-module ≠ average value after participating in learning through e-modules.

Keywords: KB Village, Research and Development, E-Module, Lectora Inspire.

 

15. Agus Agung Permana

7116120003

2020 The Effect of The Learning Approach and Belief in Mathematics on Mathematics Learning Outcomes by Controlling Students’ Initial Abilities

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/12663

This study aims to determine the effect of the learning approach and belief in mathematics on mathematics learning outcomes by controlling students’ initial abilities at SMPN 15 South Jakarta. The research method used a quasi experimental method with a treatment by level (2X2) design. Students’ mathematics learning outcomes (Y) as the dependent variable which are influenced by the learning approach (A) and students’ belief in mathematics (B) as the independent variable, and the students’ initial ability (X) as the covariate variable. The multiple choice test instrument was used to measure students ‘learning outcomes and initial abilities, while the questionnaire was to measure students’ Mathematical beliefs. The results showed (1) mathematics learning outcomes among students taught using a realistic learning approach were higher than those taught using a conventional approach, (2) there was an interaction effect between the learning approach and students’ mathematical beliefs, (3) the mathematics learning outcomes of the students being taught using a realistic learning approach is higher than those taught using the conventional learning approach in groups of students with high belief, and (4) the mathematics learning outcomes of students taught using a realistic learning approach are lower than those taught using conventional learning approaches in groups of students with high belief low.

Keywords: Realistic Mathematics Education, Mathematical Beliefs, Early Ability

 

16. Desmiati

7116110009

2020 Evaluation of The Implementation of Science Learning Program in Junior High Schools, Lab Schools Universitas Negeri Jakarta

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/16210

This research was conducted at Labschool Junior High School Jakarta in July 2018, with a random sample of 15 students with a qualitative descriptive research evaluation, using the Countenance Evaluation Model with three stages of antecedent, transaction and outcomes developed by Stake. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the implementation of science learning. The result is that learning in the laboratory really helps students understand lessons easily and is fun and very effective. The effectiveness of using the visitor library everyday reaches 200 visitors with a visit duration of 1-2 hours. Before the exam students visit the library very often. Teacher interaction with students increases the effectiveness of learning, the teacher is very helpful in understanding learning in the classroom, students feel very satisfied with the scores obtained in the exam. Overall both the competence of teachers and infrastructure in the laboratory and inthe library is very adequate in helping the learning process and most students feel very satisfied with the condition of existing infrastructure. The average value of students’ natural sciences in per year always increases, and has fulfilled the minimum competency and satisfying for students, this is inseparable from the way of teaching an interesting teacher and detailed explanation is equipped with a summary of notes of each subject matter and also support infrastructure learning resources which is quite complete and adequate both in the Laboratory and in the Library, this is in line with theories of learning resources.

Keywords : evaluation, learning, science.

 

17. Hendri Eka Jaya Putra

7116157019

 

2020 Development of Hyper content Print Module for Leadership Learning at Fitrah Islamic World Academy High School, Bogor District (Study at Fitrah Islamic World Academy High School Students)

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/13393

The purpose of this study was to produce a printed module for hyper content-based leadership subjects for senior high school students in grade XI. The methodology used is the method of research and development (R&D) and in its development using the Rowntree model. The hyper content print module combines hypertext, hyper media and hyper link into one part that can enrich the content of the material in this print module, to be able to access material online using QR-Code so that it can clarify and make interesting the contents of the module material. From the results of preliminary observations of 20 students regarding the need for a printed leadership lesson module, it was found that 90% said they needed a printed leadership lesson module. There are three stages in this research, namely (1) the planning stage, (2) the writing preparation stage, (3) the writing and editing stage. The results of the validation by the experts showed that the average material expert test was 3.43 and the media and instructional experts were 3.14. Furthermore, after repairing the product, an individual trial was carried out involving 3 respondents with the face to face method, the average was 3.39, and the field trial obtained an average of 3.5. The conclusion from the results of this study shows that the hyper content print module is already good, thus the hyper content print module for leadership subjects is suitable for learning at Fitrah Islamic World Academy Bogor High School.

Keywords: research and development, printed materials, rowntree models, hyper content, module, QR Code

 

18. Hendar Ahmad Wibisono

7116157021

2020 Developing Animation Video Tutorial of Advancement Badges scoutingtest for Ibnu Hajar Mandiri Islamic Primary School

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/13268

The lack of instructional media as a learning resources in schools become a reason of encourages conducting this research. This research aims to develop an instructional  video animation tutorial of  advancement  badges test  for  boyscout, which is one  of learning  resources for  scouting. The research  method refers  to ADDIE. This research resulting an instructional media products of video animation tutorial of advancement badges test for boyscoutin.mp4 video format which can be  operated on  hardware  that  has  a  player  feature,  such  as;  smartphone  or notebook.  This video  animation  tutorial is including a  manual  book  and student worksheet as a complementary to instructional media products. At step  of development, This  animated  video  tutorial  has  been  tested  by qualified material and media experts of scouting, which results “good”.  As for the implementation  and  evaluation  stages, and  also  this video has  been  tested  by learning  practition and  users, as  a result this animated  video  tutorial  that  can  be used  as  a  reference for advancement  badges test  for  boyscout.as proven by  an increasing score at  the  time  of  the pre-test compared  to  the  score  at  the  end  of post-test assessment of scouting activities.

Keywords: Animation Video, Tutorial Video, Advancement Badges, Scouting

 

19. Purnomo Hadi

7116010289

2020 Implementation of Kirkpatrick Model in Technical Guidelines for Assessment of Basic Education Teacher Performance

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/6946

This study aims to evaluate the Teacher Performance Assessment Technical Guidance (Bimbingan Teknis Penilaian Kinerja Guru/Technical Guidelines PKG) for Basic Education at the reaction level and the learning level of participants. The evaluation carried out in this Technical Guidance uses the Kirkpatrick model developed by Donald Kirkpatrick. Data collection techniques using a questionnaire for the level of reaction and test learning outcomes (pretest and posttest) for the learning level. Data analysis was performed using descriptive analysis. The research respondents were participants of Teacher Performance Assessment Technical Guidance for Basic Education in 2019. Technical Guidance on Teacher Performance Assessment was carried out with the aim of providing teachers with skills so that they could use the Teacher Performance Assessment (Penilaian Kinerja Guru/PKG) tool to their peers. Evaluation at each level is important to be able to know the level of effectiveness. Based on the results of the study obtained data as follows; (1) the level of reaction of participants stated that Technical Guidelines has been implemented very well; (2) at the learning level the participants had mastered PKG Guidance Material very well. It was concluded that Technical Guidelines was carried out in accordance with action guidelines and objectives which came to the result that was rated very well by the participants. The teacher has a very good level of understanding after attending the Teacher Performance Evaluation Technical Guidance. It is recommended that this PKG Technical Guidelines can be carried out more frequently and with a greater number of participants so that in its implementation it will produce a ratio between the assessed teacher and the smaller assessor.

Keywords: Evaluation, Technical Guidance, Teacher Performance Assessment, Kirkpatrick Model, Reaction Level, Learning Level.

 

20. Badriyah

7116110007

2020 The Effect of Learning Strategy and Initial Ability on The Learning Outcomes of Archiving Course

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/15943

This research was conducted at the LP3I Jakarta Polytechnic, Business Administration Study Program during the even semester of the 2019/2020 Academic Year form November 2019 to March 2020 with the treatment given for 8 (eight) meetings including the initial test and final test using the experimental method, while the research design was treatment by level 2 x 2 design. The purpose of this study was to determine the differences in learning outcomes of archiving subjects in office administration students, between students who studied PBL (Problem Based Learning) learning strategies and students who studied with CTL (Contextual Teaching Learning) and Interaction between learning strategies and the initial ability of office administration to learning outcomes of archiving courses. The effect of PBL (Problem Based Learning) learning strategies is higher for students who have a low level of initial ability than CTL (Contextual Teaching Learning) learning strategies on archiving learning outcomes. Students with low initial abilities using PBL (Problem Based Learning) learning strategies will be better at solving problems with their group friends. So that the PBL (Problem Based Learning) learning strategy has a greater influence on students who have a low initial ability level compared to using the CTL (Contextual Teaching Learning) learning strategy. To improve archiving learning outcomes for students at the LP3I Jakarta Polytechnic, office administration majors with high initial abilities use PBL (Problem Based Learning) learning strategies, higher learning outcomes, as well as students with low initial abilities can improve their learning outcomes by following the PBL (Problem Based Learning) learning strategy. In general, to improve the learning outcomes of students at the LP3I Jakarta Polytechnic, office administration majors can be done using PBL (Problem Based Learning) learning strategies.

Keywords: Learning Outcomes, Learning Strategies, Problem Based Learning, Contextual Teaching Learning, and Initial Ability

 

21. Billy Tantono

7116140004

2020 The Development of Blended Learning in Information and Communication Technology Subjects for Class XI SMA Don Bosco 2 Jakarta

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/12010

In the Information and Communication Technology subject, the problem of limited learning time was found so that learning outcomes were not optimal, this was exacerbated by Covid-19 pandemic so that schools could not carry out faceto-face learning and all learning activities were carried out using distance learning methods until time had not determined. This is the basis for the need to design a blended learning concept that is effective for Class XI Information and Communication Technology subjects in the conditions of the Covid-19 pandemic. This research was conducted using the Dick and Carey Research & Development (R&D) method integrated with the PEDATI blended learning design model. The research was conducted from January to September 2020, at Don Bosco 2 Senior High School Jakarta. The results of the study generally show that the quality of the prototype based on the validation of the material, media and instructional design expert reviews are 94%, 80%, and 82%. Meanwhile, based on the results of the one to one trial, the small group and the large group the quality obtained was 96%. Based on expert reviews and testing on these targets, it can be concluded that the blended learning designed is feasible and useable. After being applied, it got an Ngain Score of 0.78 and classified in the high category. The developed blended learning can be considered as effective.
22. I Ketut Ulianta

7116090021

2020 The Impact of Instructional Module and Intrapersonal Intelligence on The Learning Outcome of Chemistry Course of The Students of SMP Negeri 90 Jakarta

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/7138

This study aims to find out the impact of instructional module and intrapersonal intelligence on the learning outcome of Chemistry course of students of SMP Negeri 90 Jakarta. This study applies experimental method with Treatment by level 2×2 research design. For data collection purposes, this study uses multiple choice test to collect data of the students’ learning outcome and questionnaire to collect data of the students’ intrapersonal intelligence. The result of this study shows that : (1) learning outcome of Chemistry course of the students who were take online module-assisted learning is higher than those who were take printed module-assisted learning, (2) there is interactional influence between instructional module and intrapersonal intelligence on the learning outcome of Chemistry course of the students, (3) for students who have high intrapersonal intelligence, learning outcome of Chemistry course of the students who were take online module-assisted learning is higher than those who were take printed module-assisted learning, and (4) for students who have low intrapersonal intelligence, learning outcome of Chemistry course of the students who were take online module-assisted learning is not lower than those who were take printed module-assisted learning

Keywords: Learning Outcome of Chemistry Course, Instructional Module, Intrapersonal Intelligence

 

23. Ida Nurhayati

7116110016

2020 The Effect of Learning Strategies and Creative Thinking Ability on Learning Outcomes of Islamic Religious Education

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/15712

This study aims to determine the effect of learning strategies and creative thinking skills on the learning outcomes of Islamic religious education (PAI) students of SMKN 1 Setu. The method used in this research is a quasiexperimental method. The research variable consisted of two variables, namely: the dependent variable (Y), namely the learning outcomes of Islamic Religious Education (PAI) and the independent variables consisting of the treatment variable, namely the learning strategy (A) and the attribute variable of creative thinking ability (B). Learning strategies are classified into problem based learning (PBL) (A1) and contextual teaching learning (CTL) (A2) learning strategies, while creative thinking skills are classified into high creative thinking skills (B1) and low creative thinking skills (B2). The sample of this study was 36 respondents. The data was collected by using the technique of creative thinking skills tests and learning outcomes tests. Hypothesis testing uses two-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) which is described descriptively. The results of this study are: First, the learning strategy affects the learning outcomes of Islamic Religious Education (PAI). Second, the results also prove that there is an interaction effect between learning strategies and students’ creative thinking abilities on learning outcomes of Islamic Religious Education (PAI). Third, to improve the learning outcomes of Islamic Religious Education (PAI) students of SMKN 1 Setu who have high creative thinking abilities can be done by using Problem Based Learning (PBL) learning strategies, while to improve learning outcomes of Islamic Religious Education students of SMKN 1 Setu who have the ability Low creative thinking can be done using Contextual Teaching Learning (CTL) learning strategies.

Keywords: PBL, CTL, Creative Thinking Ability

 

24. Nana Sunar Sasih

7116158080

2020 Developing Tutorial Learning Video of Betawi Folk Dance Cokek Shiu Pat Mo

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/12519

The lack of instructional media as a learning resource in schools and this is a reason of encourages this research to be carried out. This research aims to develop a learning media for the Betawi dance tutorial videos of Cokek Shiu Pat Mo, as a learning resource in learning dance in the field of Cultural Arts at SMP / MTs. grade VIII. The research method used is Research and Development using the Lee and Owens instructional design development model. This research produces instructional media products of the Betawi Dance Tutorial Video of Cokek Shiu Pat Mo in mp4 video format which can be operated under the Windows, Macintosh, Android, Open Source, USB connected TV, VCD player, or DVD player. This product is accompanied by a manual book and Worksheet (LKPD) as a supplement to instructional media products. In the development step, this instructional media product has been tested by content experts and media experts, with a "good" qualification. While in the implementation and evaluation steps, this instructional media product has been tested by instructional practitioners and end users, and shows that video tutorials are useful in the learn process of the Betawi Cokek Shiu Pat Mo Dance practice in Cultural Arts subjects as evidenced by an increase in scores posttest was compared with pretest scores in the learns assessment.

Keywords: Video Tutorials, Cokek Shiu Pat Mo Dance, Betawi Art, Cultural Arts

 

25. Putri Husna

7116167544

2020 Research Development of Network-Based Learning Materials on Informatics Learning avicenna Jagakarsa Junior High School Development  research  aims  to  produce  a  product  of  network-based  learning materials  in  informatics  subjects  in  9th  grade  Avicenna  Jagakarsa Junior  HighSchool.  The  focus  of  this  research  is  to  develop  Edmodo  CMS  network-based learning  materials  suitable  for  Informatics  subjects.  This  development  is  carried out  with  the  development  of  research  methods  with  the  Integrative  Learning Design   Framework  (ILDF)  model  through  three  stages,  namely  exploration (exploration), preparation (enactment), and evaluation (evaluation). The results of this development research show the results with very good criteria on the product of  development  through  expert  review  and  user  testing  (oneto-one  and  small group).
26. Ni’mah

7116168171

2020 The Utilization of Web-Based E-Learning in Introduction to Management Course Pamulang University

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/12066

This study aims to describe the use of web-based e-learning in the Management Introduction course at Pamulang University. This research was conducted because the results of the preliminary study obtained that e-learning data had not been optimally utilized as expected. In an effort to find the causative factor, research was carried out from March 2020 to July 2020. The research method used qualitative methods with primary and secondary data, while the data collection methods used interviews, observation, and document study. The data analysis used triangulation, member check, and peer examination methods. The results of this study indicate that the use of e-learning at Pamulang University is in accordance with the course plan Introduction to Management and is useful in helping students learn, although there must be systemic improvements and an increase in the quality of learning.

Keywords: Utilization, E-learning, Introduction to Management.

 

27. Renaldy Dwi Setiawan

7116167129

2020 Interactive Multimedia Development of Javanese Batik Motif Fine Arts for Grade VIII Students

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/14088

This research aims to develop an interactive multimedia product entitled “Multimedia Development of Interactive Javanese Batik Motifs For Grade VIII Students” which is designed to be used by junior high school students in grade VIII, and has been tested for effectiveness to improve student learning outcomes. The participants of this study were students of SMP Negeri 159 Jakarta. This research and development follows models from Hannafin and Peck. The development steps are as follows: (1) perform the stages of needs analysis, perform initial and final analysis, namely; interviews of principals, teachers and students, media analysis, (2) this step conducts the process of designing product prototypes, product development, (3) evaluating and implementing, (Validation of material experts, instructional design experts, media experts) and then the product is tested on learners. Interactive multimedia of Javanese batik motif can be used online or offline, and allows everyone to access anywhere, anytime. This research proves that interactive multimedia products of Javanese batik motifs can improve students’ learning outcomes, when post tests on Javanese batik motif material of fine arts subjects, there is an increase in the score of learning results pretest before is 43,4 and after using the product result posttest is 88,5, and range is 45%.

Keywords: Interactive Multimedia, Javanese Batik Motifs, Fine Arts, Cultural Arts

 

28. Oktovianus Nau Lalian

9901817012

2020 Blended Learning Development for Chassis Maintenance and Light Vehicle Power Transfer Subject

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/9076

The aimed of this study was to develop a blended learning for Chassis Maintenance and Light Vehicle Power Transfer subject for second-grade students of light vehicle engineering programme at Dewantara vocational school which is expected to help students and teacher in the learning process as a learning strategy to overcome the problem of lack of face-to-face time in class. The procedure for developing blended learning used the ADDIE model which is integrated with PEDATI at the instructional design stage. Learning technology used Moodle 3.8.1 version. Learning strategies used self-directed learning and collaborative learning, while the pedagogical model used a virtual learning environment. Data collection techniques were done by observation, interviews, and questionnaires. Observation was carried out at the pre-research stage to determine the initial conditions of the research objects. The interview used in this study was an unstructured interview. The questionnaire in this study was in the form of instruments which is consisting of a needs assessment instrument, learners instrument, instrument of eligibility for reviewers/experts judgement, and trial instrument for students. Data analysis techniques were used qualitative and quantitative descriptive data analysis. Based on the results of the eligibility analysis from the material expert, the percentage of achievement level is 91.67% with a very good qualification and appropriate to be used with revisions as needed. Based on the results of the eligibility analysis from media expert, the percentage of achievement level is 80% with a good qualification, and feasible to be used with revisions as needed. Based on the results of the eligibility analysis from the instructional design expert the percentage of achievement level is 96.47% with a very good qualifications, and feasible to use without any revisions. The average percentage of one to one trial from three students is 90.22% with a very good qualification. Whereas, the average percentage of small group trials for eight students is 92.83% with a very good qualification. Based on the results of the N-Gain Score of 61 students the percentage of N-Gain Score is 76.23% and is in the effective category level. Thus the development of blended learning for chassis maintenance and light vehicle power transfer is effective in achieving learning objectives optimally and efficiency in the use of learning time in class.

 

29. Armen Ma’ruf

9901817002

2020 Development of Online Materials in The Subject Course Analysis and Data Utilization on The NFPPB

Training Center

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/7159

The purpose of this research is to develop online material for the Analysis and Data Utilization Subject Course in the NFPPB Training Center. The study was conducted at the NFPPB with the aim of participants of the Family Planning Village Operationalization Technical Training. The research method refers to the Allan Jolliffe development model. The results of the development of online material for Analysis and Data Utilization can be accessed at URL http://www.annangguru.com/elearning. Online material developed using Moodle application software with moove model. The product development procedure is carried out according to the reference model of the Allan Jolliffe development. The step-by-step review process is carried out by material experts, media experts, and instructional design experts. To the target of the study conducted one-on-one test, small group test, and field test. Evaluation is carried out until the summative evaluation stage by calculating the N-Gain Score. The results of the summative evaluation stated that the online material for the analysis and data utilization was effective in improving the learning outcomes of trainees in the NFPPB Training Center.

Keywords: Web-Based Course, Development Studies, Online Materials.

 

30. M. Amin

9901817013

2020 Hyper content Learning Module Introduction to Computer Network Devices for Students From 3T Regions at STKIP Surya

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/9893

This study aims to develop a hyper content learning module for students from the 3T area on the STKIP Surya campus, using the R&D (Research & Development) method and the Derek Rowntree model. The meaning of hyper content is adopted from how to read digitally which is non-linear. The hyper content module combines hypertext, hypermedia, and hyperlinks into one part so that it can enrich the content of the material in the module such as animated videos, access material online using Qr-code, and turn the module into interactive media. Based on the results of preliminary research on 50 students regarding the need for learning modules and student learning styles, it was found that 92% of students needed modules and 34 people who had visual learning styles. The conclusion of the observation results states that students need a learning module that is suitable with the characteristics of student learning, then the results of the feasibility test by material experts with 72.6 results or feasible, media expert test with results of 82.9 or very feasible, and learning design expert test with results of 91.25 or very worthy. Furthermore, the results of the one to one test on three students with an average result of 97.47 or the media is very feasible to use, and the last is the effectiveness test by looking at the t-table -10.130 <-2.2 meaning it rejects H0 and the decision of the hyper content learning module is very effective as independent learning material by students from 3T in the STKIP Surya campus.

Keywords: Hypercontent module, interactive media, animated video, QR Code

 

31. Rifa Ussaifa

7116157017

2020 Development of CAI (Computer Assisted Instryction) Media in English Subject for Class X in Vocational High School

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/16011

The purpose of this study is to develop interactive learning media that are designed based on the characteristics of learning with the help of computers or CAI (Computer Assisted Instruction) to improve learning outcomes in SMK. This learning media was developed to help Vocational High School students who have not yet reached the competency standards set in English subjects. The research method used is a research and development method. The learning model used to develop CAI media is a learning model from Hannafin and Peck. Data were collected based on questionnaires, interviews, learning outcomes documents and tests. Validation test results for material, media and design experts instructional, one-onone test, small group test and the results of field tests using t-test calculations showed that there were significant differences in student learning outcomes before and after using CAI media in other words, CAI media for learning English was considered effective and can improve student learning outcomes.

Keywords: Development, Interactive Learning Media, English

 

32. Anaway Irianti Mansyur

7116090004

2021 Social Media as A Means of Political Education for Women Politics Become A Learning Organization

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/14440

The purpose of this study is to see the use of social media as a means of political education for women politicians to become learning organizations. The methods used in this study are qualitative methods and survey methods. The research sample came from 122 Women Politicians of the DPR RI in 2019-2024 who came from 8 political parties. Political education using social media Instagram, which is used by female politicians, begins with writing articles about socio-politics, because often the general public may not know what our real political reality is. Increasing political knowledge, photos of activities and short sentences about their activities as a member of the council, whether during meetings, work visits, meetings and banquets with people in electoral areas and outside can make people remember themselves as people’s representatives. It is better if in the future the use of social media as a means of political education can be designed so that the message delivery process is more effective and not publicity in nature. So that many users who become followers can take advantage and provide input to their parliamentary representatives.

Keywords: Learning Organization, DPR, Instagram Social Media

 

33. Dias Yuditia Pribadi

7116168167

2021 The Development of Sociology Subjects With Problem-Based Learning Approach in Class XI at SMAN 1 Jakarta

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/14531

This study aims to develop Sociology Subjects with Problem Based Learning Approaches in Class XI Students at SMAN 1 Jakarta. This research is a type of research and development. The model used in this study is the Model Pengembangan Instruksional (MPI). This research was conducted at SMAN1 Jakarta with the research subject, namely students of class XI IPS. Data collection was carried out using interviews, instrument tests in the form of pretest and posttest questions, and documentation. The results show that from the expert test consisting of material, media and instrument design experts it can be stated that the sociology subject learning design with a problem-based learning model approach is feasible to use. The results of the effectiveness test by comparing the scores before and after participating in sociology learning with the PBL approach, there is a significant difference between the pretest and postest scores showing that the sociology learning design with the problem-based learning approach is effective in improving student learning outcomes.

Keywords: Sociology, Instructional Design, Model Pengembangan Instruksional

 

34. Muhammad Irwan Wahyudi

7116168170

2021 Development of Mobile Learning Media for Arabic Language Direct Method in Madrasah Tsanawiyah

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/13454

The background in this research based on low utilization of media in Arabic subjects at MTsN 24 Cakung, East Jakarta. This study aims to produce mobile learning media of Arabic with direct methods in Madrasah Tsanawiyah. This type of research is the development research by Hannafin and Peck model using 3 stages: (1) the needs analysis phase, (2) the design phase and (3) the development and implementation phase. The results showed that: (1) The results of the expert review of the subject experts at “very good” criteria (4.00); (2) The results of the expert review of media experts expert judgment at “very good” criteria (3.67); (3) The results of the expert review of instructional design experts at “very good” criteria (3.64); (4) The results of the one to one test for students are in the “very good” criteria (3.43); (5) The results of the small group test for students at “very good” criteria (3.33); (6) The results of the effectiveness test show that the mobile learning media has high effectiveness in improving student’s learning achievement with +,$%# > #'(*)= 9.761 > 2.045.

Keywords: mobile learning, Arabic, direct method

 

35. Mutia Hariyani 9901817007 2021 Development of Electronic Module in Sociology Subjects Package C Program at the Community Learning Activity Center (PKBM) Negeri 16 Rawasari

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/20290

This study aims to produce an electronic module for sociology subjects, test the feasibility of an electronic module developed for use in sociology subjects, and test the effectiveness of an electronic module developed for sociology subjects. This research was developed using Research and Development (R&D) research methods. This study uses the Hannafin and Peck development model which has three stages, the stages of this development model include needs analysis, design, development and implementation. The feasibility test was obtained based on the assessment of experts including material experts, media experts, and learning design experts, feasibility trials were also carried out to get suggestions and criticism from experts for the improvement of the developed modules. The effectiveness test was carried out during a limited trial from the results of one group pretest-posttest with analysis using the N-gain formula. The results of the feasibility test show that the developed electronic module has a feasibility level with an average value of 90.75%. Thus the electronic module by experts is said to be “very feasible” for use by students. While the results of the effectiveness test showed that the average score of students before using the electronic module was 48.15 and after using the electronic module was 78.42. If you look at the results of the pretest and posttest scores of students, there are differences and there is an increase in the value of 30.27. Based on the N-gain analysis, student learning outcomes show a value of 0.60 in the medium category and the N-gain effectiveness value in percent is 60 with a moderately effective category, which means that learning using electronic modules can improve student learning outcomes.

Keywords: Development, Electronic Modul, Package C Program

 

36. Adi Abdillah

9901818014

2021 Development of Blended Learning with A Project Based Learning Approach in Instructor Training in BASARNAS

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/13218

This study aims to develop a blended learning product with a project-based learning approach that is feasible and effective for use in Instructor training at Basarnas. The development procedure uses the Integrative Learning Design Framework (ILDF) model which is integrated with the PEDATI model at the learning design preparation stage. The development stages using the ILDF model include exploration, preparation and evaluation, while the stage of preparing the learning design with the PEDATI model includes formulating learning outcomes, mapping and organizing learning materials, selecting and determining synchronous and asynchronous learning activities and designing asynchronous learning activities and designing synchronous learning activities. Product feasibility testing through the assessment of instructional design experts, media experts and material experts, then tested on Rescuer, namely one to one and small group trials. The results of the assessment show that the average score of the instructional design expert is 3.19 or good, the media expert is 3.64 or very good, and the material expert is 3.28 which means very good. The test results by Rescuer showed the one to one trial average score of 3.20 or good and the small group trial score of 3.57 or very good. The results of the effectiveness test through the test before (pre-test) and test after (post-test) using the product development results calculated using the N-Gain Score rule showed an increase in learning outcomes by 76%. The conclusion of this research is that the development of blended learning with a project-based learning approach to instructor training at Basarnas is feasible and effective in improving student learning outcomes.

Keywords: Blended Learning; Project Based Learning; Basarnas Instructor Training; ILDF; PEDATI.

 

37. Agus Tryanto 9901817004 2021 The Development Of Blended Learning In Integrated Science Learning By A Wise Approach In The Homeschooling Taman Sekar Bandung

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/20179

The need for learning in homeschooling to achieve better goals, especially homeschooling that prioritizes independence and individuality in learning, then developed blended learning as an option in homeschooling learning. Research entitled research development (R&D). This research aims to develop blended learning in science subjects with WISE approach at Homeschooling Taman Sekar Bandung. The lack of variety of learning is done by homeschooling, while homeschooling is required to be more creative, independent and innovative. Development method using a combination of flipped learning model with web-based design model. the combination produces two major stages, namely the semester level development stage and the lesson level stage. The product will go through the process of evaluation from experts and evaluation of feasibility and effectiveness. Expert reviews consist of reviews of media experts, learning design experts, and material and language experts. then, the placement will be done with a one-on-one test, small group test and field test, for the effectiveness test will be carried out until a summative evaluation by calculating the N-Gain score. The final result states that blended learning is feasible and effective in HTSB in science with the WISE approach. Thus learning can be done anywhere and anytime and does not interfere with other students in learning.

Keywords : blended learning, science, WISE approach, homeschooling

 

38. Dede Abdul Azis

9901817010

2021 Development of Digital Learning Materials in Industrial Chemistry Lesson in Class X Vocational School

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/13247

This study aims to produce products in the form of digital learning materials that are used to help students understand the material presented by educators. This development was carried out because the utilization of learning resources was not optimal. The need for learning resources to support the learning process is not sufficient, so that the learning outcomes of students are not optimal. The development of digital learning materials refers to Lee and Owens’ product development model. Evaluation in this study uses formative evaluation involving three experts, namely material experts, learning design experts, media experts. However, in obtaining the desired data, this type of evaluation does not provide valid information about the feasibility of the product, so the evaluation process is assisted by using the evaluation proposed by Dick and Carey, including: expert reviews, one-to-one evaluations, small groups, and fields. test. The results of expert review, obtained very good results with an average value of 3.56 from a scale of 4. The results of the one-to-one stage where 3 respondents got an average score of 3.73. The results of the small group stage increased the value of 35.00 respondents, which means that digital learning materials are considered very good. The results of the field test stage mean the value from 55.00 to 86.75 after being compared between the pre test and post test there was an increase in the value of 31.75 from 36 respondents. From the test results it can be concluded that “Digital learning materials in Industrial Chemistry Subjects for Grade X Vocational High School Students” have been tested for their effectiveness and are appropriate to continue to be used as a learning resource for students of Dewantara SMKS Bekasi Regency.

Keywords: Development of Digital Learning Materials, Industrial Chemistry, SMK (Vocational High School) Students

 

39. Egi Wikanda

9901818015

2021 Development of A Flipped Classroom with A Cooperative Approach to Diving Environment Training for Rescuers

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/13277

Flipped classroom focuses on the design of cooperative learning activities and allows them to be applied to a training. This study aims to develop a flipped classroom in diving environment training for rescuers and obtain results to assess their feasibility. The development steps taken refer to the multimedia web-based learning design combined with the PEDATI model at the design stage. The feasibility test is obtained based on the assessment of experts including material experts, learning design experts and media experts as well as suggestions and input from students after completing learning, as well as conduct pre-test and post-test to see the level of effectiveness through learning outcomes. The results showed that the design and development were in accordance with the steps and procedures that had been planned and the results obtained from the feasibility test that this learning was feasible to use and the effectiveness test with the criteria was effective enough to improve student learning outcomes.

Keywords: flipped classroom; online learning; diving environment; training.

 

40. Herlinawati

9901818017

2021 Blended Learning Development of Medical First Responder Training for Rescuer at National Search and Rescue Agency

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/13178

The conventional (face-to-face) learning model in the Medical First Responder (MFR) Training has several obstacles. This paper describes the results of the development of blended learning at the Medical First Responder (MFR) Training. Blended Learning was developed in order to be a solution to the problems that exist in MFR training. This research is research and development using the Integrative Learning Design Framework (ILDF) development method combined with PEDATI (Learn to Apply and Evaluate), conducted at the Education and Training Center of National Search and Rescue Agency’s in 2020. Data collection was carried out by observation, interviews, questionnaires and document analysis. The results of the data collection resulted in several problems including (1) the lack of instructors; (2) the number of participants who can take part in the MFR training is very limited; (3) the rescuer is required to be ready at all times in the event of a disaster so that he cannot leave the office for a very long time. The findings lead to develop an asynchronous learning model where the participants can learn anywhere and anytime. This asynchronous learning utilizes a web-based media which can be accessed through http://basarnas.sekolahdigi.com.

Keywords: Development Blended Learning, Medical First Responder, Rescuer

 

41. La Kasman Rukua

9901817014

2021 Development Of Learning Modules Forcharacter Education With A Contextual approach to citizenship education subject in West Seram Regency

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/20182

This research is a development research (R&D). Aims to produce a character education learning module with a contextual learning approach on PKN subjects at SMA Negeri 7, West Seram Regency. The research method uses the Dick & Carry model in the first stage of planning and the development model using Rowntree in the second stage of writing preparation and the third stage of writing and editing which is then known as the combination model. The feasibility test was carried out by  media and  instructional  design  experts  with  a  result  of  3.2  which  means  it  is feasible, then material and language experts with a result of 3.70 which means it is feasible. The results of the one-to-one test, each student got 3.8 students, two 3.8 students and 3.7 students with good categories, continued with the small group testf or  9  students  getting  an  average  score  for  students  one  3,  75,  student  two  3.85, student three 3.8, student four 3.85, student five 3.75, student six 3.9, student seven3.9, student eight 3.9 and student nine 3.85. From the results of the evaluation of the small group test for 9 students, it was stated that the product of this module was good. Test the effectiveness using the N-Gain Score formula. The analysis of the effectiveness of learning outcomesintheclassicalN-Gaintableis0.78.Sostudentlearning  outcomes  through  module  development  are  in  the  effective  category.  In addition,  the  development  of  this  module  is  also  effective  in  achieving  learning objectives,  where  all  the  learning  objectives  contained  in  this  module  can  be achieved with 100% achievement. This means that the development of this module is worthy of being used as an independent learning material for students in Citizenship Education Subjects in West Seram Regency.

Keywords: PKn Module, character learning, contextual approach, Dick & Carey and Rowntree development

 

42. Lina Komalasari 9901818024 2021 Development of the Traffic Safety Training Hyper Content Module at the Ministry of Transportation

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/20089

The purpose of this research is to develop a hyper content-based traffic safety training module for the Ministry of Transportation. The development model employed in this study combines the research phase with the Instructional Development Model (MPI) and the development phase with the Derek Rowntree model. The product feasibility test was conducted by researchers through assessments by instructional design experts, learning media experts, and material experts. According to instructional design experts, the results of the feasibility test are 87.18%; the results of the feasibility test of learning media experts are 86.67%, the results of feasibility tests of the material expert are 93.75%, where the results of the feasibility tests of these experts are in a very good qualification. Furthermore, the results that were authorized by the experts evaluated on traffic safety training participants through face-to-face trials, with 90.28% was in a very good qualification. The outcomes of the effectiveness test were evaluated by the pre-and post-tests, where the average of learning outcomes were 70.88% higher, meaning that the development of traffic safety training modules is quite effective in enhancing traffic safety traffic participants’ learning outcomes. The research concludes that the development of a hyper content-based training module on traffic safety is feasible and effective in enhancing the learning results of participants in traffic safety. The implications of improving this module for the Education and Training Institute of the Ministry of Transportation include the possibility of turning it into a digital module, besides that the development of this module is recommended as an example that can be utilized to develop modules in other training with similar characteristics to traffic safety training. The implication for instructors is to provide adequate competence related to optimal use of hyper content modules so that participants can receive material from the prepared hyper content modules optimally.

Keywords: Hyper content Module; Instructional Development Model (MPI); Derek Rowntree; Traffic Safety Training.

 

43. Eskawati Musyarofah Bunyamin

9901818001

2021 Development of Plant Tissue Virtual culture Laboratory for Vocational High School Students in the field of Agribusiness and Agrotechnology Expertise

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/20035

Practice  cannot  always  be  carried  out  due  to  limited  tools  and  materials. With advances in computer technology, practical activities can be simulated. This study  aims  to  develop  a  virtual  plant  tissue  culture  laboratory  for  vocational students  in  the  Agribusiness  and  Agrotechnology  Expertise  Sector,  to  test  the feasibility of the developed virtual laboratory, and to test the effectiveness of using a  virtual  laboratory  as  a  learning  medium.  Development  of  a  virtual  laboratory using  the  Lee-Owens  development  model. The  developed  virtual  laboratory  was tested  for  product  feasibility  by  learning media  experts,  material  experts,  and learning  design  experts  and  obtained  an  average  of  83%.  The  conclusion  of  the feasibility test is that the virtual laboratory is included in the very good category and  can  be  used  as  a  learning  medium.  The  average  of  the  results  of  the  one  to one trial is 100% with very good qualifications. The mean of the small group trial results  is  100%  with  very  good  qualifications.  The  results  of  the  field  test  to determine  the  effectiveness  were  carried  out  by  using  the  n-gain  scores  test.  The average pre-test result was 67.70 and the post-test average result was 91.27. The results  of  the  n-gain  scores  test  showed  that  there  was  an  increase  in  learning outcomes  of  77%.  The  conclusion  of  this  study  is  that  the  developed  plant  tissue culture  virtual  laboratory  is  adequate  for  use  in  learning  and  can  improve learning outcomes.

Keywords: Plant tissue culture, virtual laboratory, Vocational High School

 

44. Galuh Indri Kusumawati 9901818025 2021 Development of Exhaust Gas Emissions Check Hyper content Module for Employment Training in Indonesia Transportation Ministry

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/20142

This research aims to produce a systematic and interactive hyper content module; generate feasibility test data; generate test data on the effectiveness of hyper content modules on exhaust emissions inspections of the Ministry of Transportation to improve the learning outcomes of trainees at PTDI STTD. This module was developed using the Research and Development (R & D) research method, namely the design-based research model combined with the Derek Rowntree model. Design-based research stages include analysis, design and evaluation. Research stages the researcher uses the first stage in Design-Based Research model, namely the analysis stage by conducting needs analysis and literature survey. At the product development stage using the Rowntree model, Rowntree consists of three stages, namely: planning, writing preparation, and writing and editing stages. Then do a formative evaluation. This study resulted in a module on spark-ignition motors containing 4 (four) learning activities. The feasibility test was obtained based on the assessment of experts including material experts, instructional design experts, and media experts, face to face trials and field trials to get suggestions and input in improving the module. In the effectiveness test, the hyper content module for examining exhaust emissions is effective in increasing the learning outcomes of the trainees by 60,47 calculated using N-Gain.

Keywords : design-based research, Rowntree model, hyper content module, , exhaust emission inspection training, development

 

45. Marianus Agustinus Gare Sera

9901818002

2021 Development of the Curriculum for the Subject of “Becoming a Sister’s Companion” as Local Content in Class X of St. Catholic High School. Peter Ende

 

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/19998

The aim of this study is to develop curriculum of “Jadi Pendamping Adik” subject  as  local  subject  in  class  X  of  Sint  Peter  Catholic  Senior  High  School  in Ende. The development procedure uses Dick and Carrey model. The result of the feasibility analysis of the curriculum for the subject of “Jadi Pendamping Adik” in class  X  by the  instructional  design  expert,  the  percentage  of achievement  level  is 92.5%  or very good from  the  aspects  of:  identity  of  the  subject,  clarity  of instructional goal, relevance of test to instructional goal, relevance of instructional strategy to  instructional goal,  relevance  of  instructional  material  to  instructional test and instructional goal and language-technical quality and feasible to be used in  learning with  revision as  needed.  The  result  of  the  feasibility  analysis of  the curriculum for the subject of “Jadi Pendamping Adik” in class X by each material expert  are  90%  and  92.5%  or  very  good from  the  aspects  of:  the  suitability  of learning  objective,  the  description  of the  material  presented,  the  suitability  of criterion referenced test or formative test and language and feasible to be used in learning with  revisions  as  needed.  The  result  of  the  effectiveness  test of  the curriculum for the subject of “Jadi Pendamping Adik” in class X is appraisal and response  bysome  figure  in  Sint  Peter  Catholic  Senior  High  school  in  Ende,  the percentage achievement level is 87.77 % or good and 92.22 % or very good from the aspects  of:  the  suitability  of  learning  objective,  the  description  of  the  material presented, the suitability of criterion referenced test or formative test and language. The curriculum for the subject of “Jadi Pendamping Adik” as local subject in class X is feasible to be used in learning as a guide in learning and considered good to increase student’s knowledge and ability.   Keywords:    Development,    Curriculum in    Learning,   Local   Subject,   “Jadi Pendamping Adik” Programme

 

46. Beatriks Lasamahu

9901818008

2021 Development of Online Learning with a Project Based Learning Approach in Performance Technology Courses at PPS UNJ

 

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/20609

This  study  aims  to  develop online learning  designs  and  products  with  a feasible   and   effective   project-based   learning   approach   in   the   Performance Technology course at PPs UNJ. The development procedure uses the ADDIE model which is integrated with the PEDATI model at the stage of preparing the learning design. The stages of development with the ADDIE model include analysis, design, development,  implementation  and  analysis.  While  the  learning  model  with  the PEDATI model includes formulating learning outcomes, selecting and determining learning activities and designing learning activities. The  product  test  is  based  on  the  assessment  of  learning  design  experts, media experts and material experts, then tested on students of the UNJ Education Technology study program, namely one-by-one and small group tests. The results of the effectiveness test through a test before (pre-test) and test after (post-test) the use of the developed product were calculated using the results of the N-Gain Score. The conclusion of the study is that the development of online learning with a project based  learning approach  in  the  Performance  Technology  course  at  PPs  UNJ  is feasible and effective.

Keywords: ADDIE; PEDATI; Online learning; Project  based  learning; Human Performance Technology.

 

47. Ijang Permana Sidik

9901818010

2021 Development of Electronic Rubrics to Improve Widyaiswara Performance in Assessing Research Proposals of First Expert Researchers

 

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/20150

Subjectivity  is  a  main  issue  of  non  test  assessment. This  issue appear especially  when assessment carried  out  by  two  or  more  people.  The  score  of assessment  become  varied  and  inconsistent.  This research aims  to develop an electronic rubric and analyze its feasibility and effectiveness in support instructor’s performance in assessing research proposals written by training participants. This research  was  conducted  by  combining  three  models.  The  strategic  impact  model was used to analyze problems, find the causes of problems, and determine correct interventions to solve those performance problems. Alternative assessment model was used to formulate assessment standards. McKeown and Biss models was used to  develop  and  test  the  feasibility  and  effectiveness  of  the  electronic  rubric. The feasibility test was carried out by involving material experts, evaluation expert, and instructors. The effectiveness test was carried out by testing the ability of the rubric to produce a reliable value. Electronic rubric declared feasible after assessed by material  and  evaluation  experts  and then tested  by instructors. Electronic  rubric declared  effective  after  being  able  to  produce  consistent score(reliable) with  a correlation coefficient score of 0.78.

Key Words : Alternative Assessment,  Performance, Rubric

 

48. Eka Andriyani 9901818011 2021 Development of Car Engine Diagnostic Training Program with Context-Based Learning Approach for Technicians In PT Astra Daihatsu Motor

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/20225

The rapid development of technology in the automotive industry made training for technicians had to continue develop along with it. This study’s purpose was to develop car engine diagnosis training for technicians at the training center at PT Astra Daihatsu   Motor  with   context-based   learning   to   overcome   the   lack   of competence  of  technicians  in  diagnosing  car  engine  damage  while  working  in branch workshops. The method used in this study was research and development (R&D), the research was to analyze needs for the new program and the development section  used the  Instructional  Development  Model  (MPI)  to  develop  training programs. The training program’s test result from content experts  of was 97.46 while from instructional experts 82.85 and from media experts 83.33. The results of the one-to-one test on technicians are 75.83 and get 79.4% for N-gain value, which means that this training program is effective in improving technician competence because  it  prioritizes  the  knowledge,  skills  and  emotional  readiness  of  the technicians.  This  program  is  recommended  at  training  centers  in other  Astra companies  or  those  with  similar  types  of  training  because  the  readiness  of technicians   formed   by   conditioning   the   environment   and   learning   methods according to the context of their work in the field leads technicians to achieve the competency standards required in the field.

Keywords: Car  engine  diagnostic  training,  Context  based  learning,  Technician, Instructional Develop Model (IDM)

49. Agustina Dede Mite

9901818013

2021 Development of Catholics Religious Learning with the Project Based Learning (PJBL) Approach

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/20251

A  project-based  learning  approach  is  an  approach  that  actively  involves learners in learning and learners become more enthusiastic in the learning process. This study aimed to develop a Catholics religious learning program with a project-based  learning  approach.  The  research  method  used  is  Research  &  Development with  an  instructional  development  model  (IDM)  consisting  of  eight  stages: identifying instructional needs and setting general instructional goals, conducting instructional  analysis, identifying   the   behavior  and   initial   characteristics   of students,  writing  specific  instructional  objectives, compiling  learning  outcomes assessment  tools,    developing  instructional  materials,    compiling  the  design  and carrying  out  formative  evaluations,  and  implementation  of  summative  test  and diffusion  of  innovation.  The  product  is  a  learning  consisting  of  an  outline  of learning programs, learning strategies, teaching materials, and rubrics for attitude assessment and projects. After being reviewed by experts, this product got results that  were  suitable  for  use  in  learning.  The  results  of  the  posttest  after  using  the project-based  learning  approach  got  88.80  for  average  value,  and the  learning effectiveness by the N-Gain Score is showing an increase in learning outcomes of 68.96%. This project-based learning approach gives an improvement on learners’ outcomes  and  learners’  attitudes  as  well  as  gratitude,  compassion,  and  caring  for others.  This  study  concludes  that  the  development  of  catholic  religious  learning with a project-based learning approach is feasible and quite effective in improving student   learning   outcomes   and   forming   student   attitudes   to   be   grateful, compassionate,  and  caring  for  others.  Thus,  it  can  be  concluded  that  catholic religious  learning  with  project-based  learning  can  improve  student  learning outcomes, both affective and cognitive aspects. The implication of this study is the project-based learning can be applied in other subjects.

Keywords:   instructional   development   model,   catholics   religious   learning, project based learning.