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4579 Final
4579 Final
Yunita Susanti1*, Suci Islami1, Windy Widya Kusuma Ningrum1, Asep Nuryadin1,
Muhammad Aizuddin bin Ab Alim2
1Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia
2Sekolah Kebangsaan Alor Bakat, Kelantan, Malaysia
Abstract: This research aims to develop an interactive e-module as an additional learning media
for fourth-grade elementary schools in the Natural and Social Sciences subject (IPAS). The study
was conducted utilizing the ADDIE approach of research and development. Fourth-grade
students and instructors at SDN Cikadongdong verified the product before it was released.
Observation, interviews, and questionnaires were used as the primary methods of data collection.
The results of product trials based on the teacher’s response showed a score of 95.8%, which was
in the very good category. In addition, students’ responses based on interview results showed
that the students liked the interactive e-module because the appearance of the interactive e-
module was attractive, not boring, and easy to use. Thus, it can be concluded that the interactive
e-module is considered a very good category and is suitable to use as an additional learning
medium in fourth-grade Natural and Social Sciences learning.
Keywords: Elementary school, interactive e-module, natural and social sciences learning
INTRODUCTION
METHOD
This study employs the R&D methodology, which includes five stages (analysis,
initial product design, development, implementation, and evaluation) according to the
ADDIE development model (Cahyadi, 2019; Hidayat & Nizar, 2021). According to
Nuryadin at al. (2021) & Lestari et al. (2023), the ADDIE framework has seen extensive
use in digital education, so the ADDIE model is considered suitable for developing an
interactive e-module in this study.
Respondents are people involved in development and research to evaluate the
products produced. This research involved test respondents and user respondents. Test
respondents are experts in their fields to assess the products produced. The interactive
Analysis Stage
In the analysis stage, researchers conducted a needs analysis by collecting data
from interview activities related to the research. In analyzing the problem, researchers
conducted a preliminary study at Cikadongdong Elementary School. They found that the
teacher only used printed textbooks and some conventional learning media in the
learning process. However, there are low student learning outcomes due to students'
difficulty in understanding material that only uses conventional learning media. One of
the topics that use only conventional learning is the material of plants as a source of life
on Earth. After finding the problem, the researcher analyzed the needs of students who
should begin to be introduced to digital learning media. The digital learning media is
packaged in an attractive, educational and effective manner that can be accessed via
mobile phones or laptops in the form of an interactive e-module, which students can use
independently and easier to understand the material. This agrees with Partono (2019) &
Nazifah & Asrizal (2022) that e-modules are seen as needed by 21st-century students
with various features that make e-modules more attractive and more interactive so that
they can be used independently and multiplatform because they can be accessed through
various electronic devices.
Design Stage
The results of the analysis stage become the basis for the design stage. What this
stage does is to design an interactive e-module by realizing the flowchart that will be used
in the production process. A flowchart is a graphical representation of program steps and
sequences (Budiman et al., 2021). Flowcharts can provide step-by-step solutions to
overcome problems that occur in the process that can be seen in Figure 1 (Sari et al.,
2021; Nurhikmah et al., 2021).
Development Stage
Implementation Stage
The fourth stage is the Implementation stage. After the electronic-based IPAS
learning module product has been developed, the next step is implementation.
Evaluation Stage
The final stage is evaluation, where there are practical test activities for electronic-
based module development products using educator response questionnaires and
student response interviews. Large-scale experimental tests were carried out on 12
fourth-grade students at Cikadongdong State Elementary School.
According to Table 2, 95.8 percent of educators rated the final electronic module
product as "very excellent" after it was put through its paces in a real-world test.
Therefore, it can be concluded that the results of the teacher response e-module product
test in grade 4 SD Cikadongdong are very good and suitable to use in the learning process.
This is in line with the research of Lestari at al. (2022) regarding "Development of
Professional Flif Pdf Based E-module on the theme of Global Warming as a Grade VII
Independent Learning Resource." It shows that the validity assessment given by the
science teacher reached 100% of the developed e-module because of electronic-based
media that follows the development of science and technology and is adaptive.
Based on the results of interviews of student responses during the product trial test,
it can be said that this electronic module is of interest to grade IV students as this
electronic module is easy to use anywhere. Moreover, the flip book display on the
electronic module makes students not bored in using the electronic module, and they can
understand concepts and gain new experiences in conducting IPAS learning activities on
plant body parts material using electronic-based modules. Thus, the IPAS electronic
module is an alternative learning and teaching media for students and teachers to achieve
learning goals. This is in line with Ummi & Erita (2021) research on "Integration of
Thematic Instruction Beginning in Fifth Grade Using the Professional Flip Pdf
Application." It is said that electronic teaching modules can assist teachers in learning
activities. Also, in Mardhatillah (2022) regarding "E-Module Development Using the Flip
Pdf Corporate Application on Integrated Thematic Learning in Elementary Schools", it is
said that it can be effectively applied to thematic learning with the results of improving
student performance which reached 87%.
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