2016
DOI: 10.21831/jptk.v23i2.12302
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E-Module Development for the Subject of Measuring Instruments and Measurement in Electronics Engineering Education

Abstract: This study aims to develop an e-module as a medium of learning for the practice course of Measuring Instruments and Measurement in the Department of Electronics Engineering Education of Yogyakarta State University and to determine the feasibility of the e-module. This study employed a method of research and development. The development process was conducted through four phases by using the model of Lee and Owens which consisted of analysis phase, design phase, developing and implementation phase, as well as ev… Show more

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“…According to the achievements, the learning module development process was a significant step of learning achievements. By studying the Southeast Asia countries in developing process of the module, there were 5 steps in the developing: 1) Content analysis by researching, assessing or by defining 2) Design the module 3) Implement 4) Developing and revision 5) Evaluation (Fajaryati, Nurkhamid, Pranoto, & Muslikhin, 2016;Kowitlawakul, Chan, Tan, Soong, & Chan, S. W. C., 2017;Elmunsyah, Anggraeni, & Handayani, 2017, November;Efendi, Musnir, & Situmorang, 2019, February;Daryono, & Rochmadi, 2020). Most of them used research and development research methods and students took their roles only in the evaluation step whether the models were feasible or not.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to the achievements, the learning module development process was a significant step of learning achievements. By studying the Southeast Asia countries in developing process of the module, there were 5 steps in the developing: 1) Content analysis by researching, assessing or by defining 2) Design the module 3) Implement 4) Developing and revision 5) Evaluation (Fajaryati, Nurkhamid, Pranoto, & Muslikhin, 2016;Kowitlawakul, Chan, Tan, Soong, & Chan, S. W. C., 2017;Elmunsyah, Anggraeni, & Handayani, 2017, November;Efendi, Musnir, & Situmorang, 2019, February;Daryono, & Rochmadi, 2020). Most of them used research and development research methods and students took their roles only in the evaluation step whether the models were feasible or not.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…So the thematic learning system is a suitable learning tool for kindergarten students even though they may be unfamiliar with technology and still need help from parents or teachers. At the elementary level, thematic is one of the subjects that is indispensable by using the thematic learning system (22)(Forcina and Falcone 2021), (23) (Vagg et al 2020)n=136, (24) (Fajaryati et al 2016), (25) (Arvanitis et al 2009), (26)(Alfina 2020), ( 27) (Syarifah and Handayani 2019), (28)(Nae 2020), (29) (Taufikin et al 2021), (30) (Ucus 2015). Students can learn and understand subjects more easily using a thematic learning system.…”
Section: Rq1: In What Subjects and In What Class Is The Thematic Lear...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Penelitian ini sebelumnya telah menghasilkan produk berupa e-modul berbasis anyflip pada pembelajaran sosiologi materi nilai dan norma sosial yang akan digunakan peserta didik kelas X IPS 4. Menurut Fajaryati (Fajaryati, Nurkhamid, Pranoto, Muslikhin, & Dwi W, 2016) bahwa emodul didefenisikan sebagai modul digital yang dibuat menjadi interaktif. E-modul juga merupakan salah satu bahan ajar yang berfungsi membantu peserta didik dalam mempelajari dan memahami materi pembelajaran secara mandiri dengan media elektronik (Syahrial, Asrial, Kurniawan, & Piyana, 2019).…”
Section: Issn 2715-1735unclassified