Development of Augmented Reality Applications as Learning media for Machine Assembly and Installation

There are several courses at the State University of Malang, Faculty of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering Department, one of which is Machine Assembly and Installation which studies knowledge related to management, procedures and materials used to assemble and install machines. The learning process is not optimal because there is no demonstration of the use of lifting aircraft due to limited availability. Therefore, learning media innovations are needed that aim to contain comprehensive material and visualizations lifting aircraft in 3D. Digital AR learning media that is easy to operate by students flexibly. Developing augmented reality-based learning media on lifting aircraft for engine assembly and installation courses and testing its feasibility are the objectives of this study. This development uses the ADDIE model. The results of this study are as follows: (1) material validation obtained a percentage value of 94.31%, which is classified as very feasible; (2) media expert validation showed the feasibility level with a percentage of 93.75%; and (3) the results of small group trials showed a very feasible level with a percentage of 90.12%. The implication of this research is to increase learning effectiveness, increase student learning motivation and facilitate teaching lecturers in the knowledge transfer process.

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Briliant Jurnal Riset dan Konseptual
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2025-02-26
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https://doi.org/10.28926/briliant.v10i1.2087
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Manufacturing Process and Optimization
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Development of Augmented Reality Applications as Learning media for Machine Assembly and Installation

Tuwoso Tuwoso, Widiyanti Widiyanti, Marsono Marsono, Firmansah Dwi Ardhiyanto
Briliant Jurnal Riset dan Konseptual
Manufacturing Process and Optimization
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Development of Augmented Reality Applications as Learning media for Machine Assembly and Installation

Tuwoso Tuwoso, Widiyanti Widiyanti, Marsono Marsono, Firmansah Dwi Ardhiyanto
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Abstract

There are several courses at the State University of Malang, Faculty of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering Department, one of which is Machine Assembly and Installation which studies knowledge related to management, procedures and materials used to assemble and install machines. The learning process is not optimal because there is no demonstration of the use of lifting aircraft due to limited availability. Therefore, learning media innovations are needed that aim to contain comprehensive material and visualizations lifting aircraft in 3D. Digital AR learning media that is easy to operate by students flexibly. Developing augmented reality-based learning media on lifting aircraft for engine assembly and installation courses and testing its feasibility are the objectives of this study. This development uses the ADDIE model. The results of this study are as follows: (1) material validation obtained a percentage value of 94.31%, which is classified as very feasible; (2) media expert validation showed the feasibility level with a percentage of 93.75%; and (3) the results of small group trials showed a very feasible level with a percentage of 90.12%. The implication of this research is to increase learning effectiveness, increase student learning motivation and facilitate teaching lecturers in the knowledge transfer process.

Briliant Jurnal Riset dan KonseptualVol. 10(1)
State University of Malang (ID)
Openalex Percentile: Top 96%
Manufacturing Process and Optimization
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