Development of scientific-based interactive multimedia with polyhedron material

The increasing integration of technology within educational settings underscores a critical need for the development and rigorous validation of digital learning resources capable of enhancing pedagogical effectiveness and fostering meaningful student engagement. This research directly addresses this imperative by detailing the systematic design, meticulous development, and comprehensive evaluation of a scientific-based interactive multimedia tool specifically crafted for the instruction of polyhedron concepts. The researchers used one of R&D (Research and Development) model as development procedures, that is Five steps of the ADDIE development model— Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation. With an average score of 92.2% from expert material and 87.1% from experts media, these results indicate that the designed product is valid. In the product practical test, an average score of 90.2% was obtained, which shows that the product produced is practical. The n-gain formula is used to determine the product effectiveness. Based on this test, the results obtained were 0.67 in small scale testing and 0.64 in large scale testing. Both of the results are included in the medium criteria, which means that the product developed is quite effective. The study's findings demonstrate that the created products are of excellent quality, can be effectively used to enhance learning, and get positive feedback from students.

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Factor M
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2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.30762/f_m.v7i2.3767
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Augmented Reality Applications
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Development of scientific-based interactive multimedia with polyhedron material

Muhammad Khoiril Akhyar, Hatıra Günerhan, Rosa Fachma Rani, Nur Fadilatul Ilmiyah
Factor M
Augmented Reality Applications
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Development of scientific-based interactive multimedia with polyhedron material

Muhammad Khoiril Akhyar, Hatıra Günerhan, Rosa Fachma Rani, Nur Fadilatul Ilmiyah
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The increasing integration of technology within educational settings underscores a critical need for the development and rigorous validation of digital learning resources capable of enhancing pedagogical effectiveness and fostering meaningful student engagement. This research directly addresses this imperative by detailing the systematic design, meticulous development, and comprehensive evaluation of a scientific-based interactive multimedia tool specifically crafted for the instruction of polyhedron concepts. The researchers used one of R&D (Research and Development) model as development procedures, that is Five steps of the ADDIE development model— Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation. With an average score of 92.2% from expert material and 87.1% from experts media, these results indicate that the designed product is valid. In the product practical test, an average score of 90.2% was obtained, which shows that the product produced is practical. The n-gain formula is used to determine the product effectiveness. Based on this test, the results obtained were 0.67 in small scale testing and 0.64 in large scale testing. Both of the results are included in the medium criteria, which means that the product developed is quite effective. The study's findings demonstrate that the created products are of excellent quality, can be effectively used to enhance learning, and get positive feedback from students.

Factor MVol. 7(2)
Kafkas University (TR), Institut Agama Islam Negeri Bengkulu (ID)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Augmented Reality Applications
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