Using Canva Videos as an Alternative Learning Bank Lesson from Indonesia

The use of ICT in the learning process is a problem and challenge for educators, especially since the use of this technology must be collaborated with the application of learning models. This research aims to produce a product in the form of a Canva learning video based on the Discovery Learning learning model that is suitable for use and provides effectiveness for student learning outcomes. The method used is the Research and Development (R&D) method with the Borg and Gall development model, which includes seven stages, namely: 1) Preliminary Study, 2) Planning, 3) Initial product manufacture, 4) Preliminary field test, 5) Main product revision, 6) Main field trial, 7) Operational product revision. The method of analyzing qualitative and quantitative descriptive data is a linker scale and N-Gain value test. Based on the results of the study, it was found that the feasibility of Canva learning video media by media experts was 100% with the criteria of "very good," the level of presentation of the feasibility of lecturer material experts was 77.75% with the criteria of "Good" and the validation of the teaching teacher material was 86.66% with "perfect" criteria. The results of the student responses were 88.17% with the criteria of "Very good," and the results of the N-Gain value test obtained results of 0.55, which were included in the "medium" category. Based on the results of these studies, it can be concluded that the development of Canva learning media based on the Discover Learning model in class 10 students of SMA Al-Muflihun is feasible and effective for the learning process at school.

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Eduscape Journal of Education Insight
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2024-10-28
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https://doi.org/10.61978/eduscape.v2i4.441
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Mobile Learning in Education
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Using Canva Videos as an Alternative Learning Bank Lesson from Indonesia

Ubaid Fandi Nasrulloh
Eduscape Journal of Education Insight
Mobile Learning in Education
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Using Canva Videos as an Alternative Learning Bank Lesson from Indonesia

Ubaid Fandi Nasrulloh
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The use of ICT in the learning process is a problem and challenge for educators, especially since the use of this technology must be collaborated with the application of learning models. This research aims to produce a product in the form of a Canva learning video based on the Discovery Learning learning model that is suitable for use and provides effectiveness for student learning outcomes. The method used is the Research and Development (R&D) method with the Borg and Gall development model, which includes seven stages, namely: 1) Preliminary Study, 2) Planning, 3) Initial product manufacture, 4) Preliminary field test, 5) Main product revision, 6) Main field trial, 7) Operational product revision. The method of analyzing qualitative and quantitative descriptive data is a linker scale and N-Gain value test. Based on the results of the study, it was found that the feasibility of Canva learning video media by media experts was 100% with the criteria of "very good," the level of presentation of the feasibility of lecturer material experts was 77.75% with the criteria of "Good" and the validation of the teaching teacher material was 86.66% with "perfect" criteria. The results of the student responses were 88.17% with the criteria of "Very good," and the results of the N-Gain value test obtained results of 0.55, which were included in the "medium" category. Based on the results of these studies, it can be concluded that the development of Canva learning media based on the Discover Learning model in class 10 students of SMA Al-Muflihun is feasible and effective for the learning process at school.

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