Enhancing the Efficiency of Internship Management through the Implementation of Progressive Web App

This study aims to 1) develop and evaluate Progressive Web App (PWA) for student internship management, 2) assess the effectiveness of these PWA, and 3) evaluate user satisfaction with the PWA. The research sample consists of 102 students and teachers selected through purposive sampling, along with five experts in system development. Data collection tools used in this study include a system performance evaluation questionnaire and a user satisfaction questionnaire. Data analysis was conducted using mean and standard deviation. The results indicate that the PWA for Student Internship Management, developed using the ADDIE Model, supports cross-platform functionality and can be used immediately without installation. The system efficiently streamlines the management of student internships, reducing workflow steps, and allowing teachers to manage student internship data and evaluate performance effectively. Teachers can also provide continuous supervision and consultation throughout the internship period. According to the satisfaction evaluation, the PWA effectively meets user experience needs, with an average User Experience score of 4.85. The overall system performance is rated as very high with a score of 4.76, and user satisfaction is also rated very high with a score of 4.80.

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International Journal of Interactive Mobile Technologies (iJIM)
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2024-11-22
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https://doi.org/10.3991/ijim.v18i22.49227
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Technology-Enhanced Education Studies
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Enhancing the Efficiency of Internship Management through the Implementation of Progressive Web App

Wisut Petcharat, Taechita Sutthirak
International Journal of Interactive Mobile Technologies (iJIM)
Technology-Enhanced Education Studies
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Enhancing the Efficiency of Internship Management through the Implementation of Progressive Web App

Wisut Petcharat, Taechita Sutthirak
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Abstract

This study aims to 1) develop and evaluate Progressive Web App (PWA) for student internship management, 2) assess the effectiveness of these PWA, and 3) evaluate user satisfaction with the PWA. The research sample consists of 102 students and teachers selected through purposive sampling, along with five experts in system development. Data collection tools used in this study include a system performance evaluation questionnaire and a user satisfaction questionnaire. Data analysis was conducted using mean and standard deviation. The results indicate that the PWA for Student Internship Management, developed using the ADDIE Model, supports cross-platform functionality and can be used immediately without installation. The system efficiently streamlines the management of student internships, reducing workflow steps, and allowing teachers to manage student internship data and evaluate performance effectively. Teachers can also provide continuous supervision and consultation throughout the internship period. According to the satisfaction evaluation, the PWA effectively meets user experience needs, with an average User Experience score of 4.85. The overall system performance is rated as very high with a score of 4.76, and user satisfaction is also rated very high with a score of 4.80.

International Journal of Interactive Mobile Technologies (iJIM)Vol. 18(22)
Nakhon Si Thammarat Rajabhat University (TH)
Nakhon Si Thammarat Rajabhat University
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Technology-Enhanced Education Studies
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