Development of an Android-Based Application as an Information System for Sports Venues and Sport Community

Abstract

The application developed is android-based AYOOLAHRAGA 1 , which is an information system for sports venues and sports communities for smartphone users. This development of such application has the main purpose to help users to find out some information readily and quickly about physical activities fields available in Yogyakarta and the nearest places. The information developed in the AYOOLAHRAGA application can be accessed by anyone having a smartphone especially those residing in Yogyakarta city (DIY). This research is a product development study, popularly known as Research and development (R&D) research. Whilst collecting data, three types of instruments were employed, namely a questionnaire for expert media validators, along with two different tests administered in two terms based on the sample size involved. The small-scale test used a sample of 50 respondents whereas the large-scale sample consists of 100 respondents. The data were analysed using quantitative and qualitative approaches. After addressing all data, it was revealed that the results of the material expert test obtained a percentage of 98.82%, felt in strongly agree category of application acceptance while the media expert test obtained a percentage of 97.21% likewise. The results of the small 1 Downloading information AYOOLAHRAGA is available in this link below: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.digitcreativestudio.ay oolahragaid and large-scale testing showed that most respondents stated that the development of the present application for sports lovers' benefits is good and needed so far. Therefore, it can be concluded that an android-based sports venues and sports community information system is useful and feasible to use.

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