Document 12
Document 12
Muhamad Afandi
Sultan Agung Islamic University, Semarang, Indonesia
[email protected]
Sari Yustiana
Sultan Agung Islamic University, Semarang, Indonesia
[email protected]
Abstract
The Development of Pop-Up Book learning media in Pancasila Material
Based on Local Wisdom at second grade of Elementary Schools was
conducted to find out its feasibility, practicality and effectiveness. This
study used the ADDIE (Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation,
and Evaluation) model. At the Analysis stage, interviews, material analysis
and student needs are carried out. Then, at the design stage, namely the
selection of product formats and images are conducted. The development
stage is carried out by validating the expert validator. Furthermore, the
Implementation stage was tested on students and the Evaluation stage
was carried out by pretest and posttest to determine the effectiveness of
students. Based on these five stages, the development of Pop-Up Book
Learning media resulted in the feasibility of learning media with a score of
0.90 which was obtained by four validators, then the practicality of the Pop-
Up Book learning media got a value of 90.8%. The effectiveness of using
the Gain Test was 0.45. and get the “moderate” criteria. Based on these
results, the Pop-Up Book learning media is declared feasible, practical and
effective in learning.
Keywords: Learning Media, Pop-Up Book, Local Wisdom, Pancasila.
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Muhamad Afandi, Sari Yustiana and Nofita Puji Kesuma
Abstrak
Pengembangan media pembelajaran Pop-Up Book pada Materi Pancasila Berbasis
Kearifan Lokal di Kelas II Sekolah Dasar untuk mengatahui kelayakan, kepraktisan
dan keefektifannya. Penelitian ini menggunakan model ADDIE (Analysis, Design,
Development, Implementation, dan Evaluation). Pada tahap Analisis dilakukannya
wawancara dan analisis materi serta kebutuhan siswa, Kemudian pada tahap
design yaitu pemilihan format dan gambar produk. Tahap Development dilakukan
dengan uji validasi kepada validator ahli. Selanjutnya tahap Implementation di
ujikan kepada siswa dan tahap Evaluation di lakukan dengan Pretest dan Posttest
untuk mengetahui keefektifan siswa. Berdasarkan kelima tahapan tersebut
Pengembangan media Pembelajaran Pop-Up Book menghasilkan kelayakan media
pembelajaran dengan skor 0,90 yang didapatkan oleh empat validator, Kemudian
pada kepraktisan media pembelajaran Pop-Up Book mendapatkan nilai 90,8%
serta keefektifan menggunakan Uji Gain sebesar 0,45 dan mendapatkan kriteria
“sedang”. Berdasarkan hasil tersebut media pembelajaran Pop-Up Book dinyatakan
layak, praktis dan efektif untuk digunakan dalam pembelajaran.
INTRODUCTION
ethnicity (Ahsani & Azizah, 2021). The 2013 curriculum is directed at preparing
students to be more productive, in the form of books, pictures, tapes, video
recorders, computers. Teaching materials such as teacher books and student
books were prepared by the government in order to support the curriculum 2013
(Ahsani et al., 2020). The use of appropriate media will improve the quality of
good and meaningful learning, and help students understand material that is
difficult to understand (Maghfiroh et al., 2020). At elementary schools, teachers
have an important role in making it happen through classroom learning, including
the teacher being able to develop lesson planning, carry out learning and also
conduct learning evaluations (Afandi et al., 2021).
A number of studies in accordance with the use of pop-up book have been
conducted by some previous researchers. Recently pop-up book can be used as
a media in teaching and learning process (Colidiyah, 2018; Praheto, 2018; Sari &
Suryana, 2019; Wulandari et al., 2020). Besides, pop-up can be used as media to
improve students’ understanding of science (Safri et al., 2017). In addition, pop-
METHODS
This study used Research and Development (R & D) combining qualitative and
quantitative methods” (Najib, 2018). In the field of education, products produced
through R&D research are expected to increase educational productivity, namely
graduates with a large number, quality, and relevance as needed (Haryati,
2012). The developed products have been tested for effectiveness by experts to
match the goals achieved.
The research model ADDIE consists of 5 steps (Tegeh & Kirna, 2013),
namely (1) analysis (analyze ), (2) design (design ), (3) development, (4)
implementations and (5) evaluation. Activities with the ADDIE model basically
have a relationship between one another (Benny & Pribadi, 2014). The Research
used by this model is done in stages and in order to achieve the desired goals.
The data collection techniques used in this study were in the form of
interviews, questionnaires and tests. Interviews were conducted to obtain initial
data and to guide the development of Pop-Up Book media. The questionnaire was
given to the validators, students and teachers in order to find out the feasibility and
practicality of the media. Then, the test was used to determine the effectiveness of
students in using Pop-Up Book media. The data analysis technique is to do book
feasibility analysis, practicality analysis, and effectiveness analysis.
Analysis Stage
At this stage, a needs analysis and development of the Pop-Up Book media are
needed. At this stage of the analysis, namely performance analysis and Need
Analysis. (a) Performance Analysis; Performance analysis at this stage is done
through observation and interview to the teachers. (b) Need Analysis; Based
on a needs analysis, the necessary development of instructional media Pop-
Up Book based on local wisdom was used to help teachers improve the taste of
interest and understanding of the learning Pancasila material in order to achieve
the intended learning objectives.
Design Stage
Based on the analysis above, that the need for further development of
instructional media is designing teaching media. The design stage consists
of the following: (1) Compilation of material, preparation of the material in
the development of instructional media tailored to the core competencies
and core competencies of the problems experienced by students is a lack of
understanding on the matter of Pancasila. (2) Format and image selection, the Pop-
Up book learning media format based on local wisdom is in an attractive design.
In selecting the format and images used according to the needs of low-grade
students by providing illustrations so as not to be boring. Details of the learning
media format, namely: (a) Pop-Up Book Media has an attractive design style, (b)
Pop-Up Book Media has A3 size, (c) Pop-Up Book Media has a 3-dimensional
shape, (d) Font size according to low students is easy read, (e) Pop-Up Book
media using clear illustrations, (f) Learning media printed on ivory paper. (3)
Initial Design, learning media are designed in the format according to what has
been designed. Media Pop-Up Book is designed using CorelDraw application.
In the design, you must choose the accuracy of the color and the accuracy of
the illustration so that it is easy to see and. At the design stage, you must also
adjust the accuracy of the location to make it balanced. Material adjustments and
cultural elements are highlighted
Development Stage
At this stage the draft is generated from the design stage. Then the draft
is validated by expert validators for revision or improvement in order to
meet the product’s feasibility before being applied to the subject in the field;
(a) Writing instructional media, The writing of learning media is prepared
based on several aspects of assessment, namely suitability, arrangement,
balance, color, readability, attractiveness, goodness, and cultural identity. (b)
Expert Validation, In the draft of instructional media Pop-Up Book finished
further validated by Mrs. Nuhyal Ulia, Mr. Mohammad Ramdoni,
Mrs. Djuni, and Mrs. Saginem. Validation is the study of an action in the proof to
products designed through research. The feasibility of the product in development
is assessed at the validation stage. The assessment in this study was carried
out by four validators and also provided suggestions and input for product
improvement. Media validation of 12 statements to the 8 indicators conformance
statement consists of learning objectives, arrangement, balance, color, easy to
read, draw, containing the virtues, and has the advantage of identity. The input
of the four existing validators of capitalization should be read obviously. The
use of the letters is clearly easier for students to read the content of the material
in the medium of learning. The Pop-Up Book is still visible from the outside
when the Pop-Up Book is closed so there must be design improvements to make
it interesting. Instructional media Pop-Up Book gets revised and input in order
to enhance the learning media before being tested in the field. (c) Revision,
the revision stage contains suggestions and input from the four validators for
the perfection of the media prior to the implementation stage of the revision,
including the use of letters must be read clearly; Before the revision, the part
of page Pop-Up Book still uses letters Ebrima with font size 20. Then after revising
the Pop-Up Book page, the Cooper Black typeface is bigger and thicker, which is 25.
The use of these letters is because these letters become clearer and more visible.
Implementation Stage
Date Aktivities
Monday, September 21, 202 Pretest
Tuesday, September 22, 2020 Treatment I
Wednesday, September 23, 2020 Treatment II and Posttest
The pretest was conducted to find out the students’ initial understanding
so that the researcher could find out the increase in students before after the
treatment by using learning media with local wisdom-based Pop-Up Books.
The treatment with the use of instructional media with Pop-Up book based
on knowledge to the class 2 do with the treatment two times in a row. The
treatment was carried out twice in a row. The treatment was carried out with 10
students for 2 treatments with a time of 6x35 minutes.
Evaluation Stage
At the stage of the evaluation carried out post-test and evaluation by the
students and teachers who have been using instructional media Pop-Up
Book wisdom-based local. (a) Post-test, the post-test was conducted to determine
whether there was an increase in students’ understanding of concepts before and
after the treatment. Based on the post-test results and then compared with the pre-
test results, there is an increase in student learning outcomes. Some students
experience a significant increase in learning outcomes. (b) Teacher Response,
the teacher’s response is an evaluation process carried out by the classroom
teacher, namely, Djuni, through a questionnaire. There are 10 statements
that must be filled in by the teacher which consists of four aspects, namely
suitability, design, color, and interest. The teacher’s response gets a score of 49
out of 50 maximum scores. The score is referenced in the form of percent, namely at
98% with the category “Very Good”. (c) Student Response, Evaluation by students
was carried out by 10 students by filling out a student response questionnaire
after the treatment was completed. There are 10 statements with four aspects,
namely suitability, design, color, and interest that must be answered by students.
Qualitatively, the students did not provide any input to the media. The maximum
score of the statements that must be answered by all students is 454. The treatment
results obtained a score of 90.8% with the category “Very Good”.
Data Analysis
Data analysis was carried out to conclude the validation results, student and
teacher responses, and student cognitive test tests; (a) Validation Test Analysis,
after the validation test was carried out by four validators, it was necessary to
analyze the data to draw conclusions from the four validators regarding the
feasibility of teaching materials. The validation test contains the results of the
recapitulation on each statement with the following indicator aspects:
Based on the elaboration that has been described, the average limit of the
media eligibility is <0.41. From Aiken’s formula, it is obtained that the average
number of Pop-Up Book learning media is 0.90 with the “Very valid” category.
So it can be concluded that the Pop-Up Book learning media is said to be feasible
as a medium for learning. (b) Practicality Test Analysis, The practicality test was
carried out by teachers and students through teacher response questionnaires and
student responses. The results of filling out the teacher response questionnaire
obtained a score of 49 out of 50 maximum scores with the percentage formula
(Yuliandari & Wahjudi, 2014). Based on the results of the percentage of feasibility
obtained by 98%, it can be concluded that the learning media with the Pop-Up
Book is in the “Very good” category. So it is said that this learning media is
“practical” to use. While the practicality test was carried out by students through
student response questionnaires and obtained an average score of 454 out of
500 average maximum score or 91%, it was concluded that the learning media
obtained the “Very Good” category and that the “Practical” learning media was
used. (c) Effectiveness Analysis, ana lysis effectiveness test do so via pre-test
post-test. Test functions to determine whether the effectiveness of instructional
media with Pop- Up Book is effective to help teachers improve students’
understanding of the material Pancasila. The pre-test results got the total value of
39 and the number of the post-test score was 67. In the analysis of the effectiveness
using the t test with the following criteria. If Sig > 0.05, then H0 is accepted, If Sig
< 0.05, then H0 is rejected.
N Correlation Sig.
On the table Paired Samples correlations obtained Sig> 0.05 with Sig = 896. So
with that can disimpulk a n that, 0,896 > 0,05.
Paired Differences
95% Confidence
Interval of the
Difference Sig. (2-
Std. Std.
Mean Error t df tailed)
Deviation Mean Lower Upper
Pair Preetest -
-2,800 1,229 ,389 -3,679 -1,921 -7,203 9 ,000
1 Posttest
In the Paired Sample Test table, the sig = 0.000, is obtained, because the
criteria for Sig < 0,05, H0 is rejected. This means that there is a difference between
Pretest and Posttest and it is considered different. Then it is considered more
effective. The average scores obtained from the pretest and posttest were 3,9 and
6,7 with a difference of 2,8.
Discussion
The first stage carried out in this research is the analysis stage to formulate
the problems experienced by teachers or students. Through observations and
interviews, it was concluded that the problem faced by the teacher was the lack of
attractive learning media in learning so teachers and students needed interesting
learning media so that students were not bored with learning and understanding
the material, especially Pancasila. On other problems apart from the material,
namely the lack of media that contains elements of local wisdom in introducing
the culture around students. The problems analyzed are then formulated to find
solutions and solutions to the problem. The solution that is considered appropriate
is the need for the development of learning media and based on local wisdom.
The feasibility of learning media is carried out with a validation test. Then
fill out a learning media assessment questionnaire which has 12 statements with
8 criteria for answer choice indicators. Feasibility assessment be some learning
media rated on a facet of which is conformity, arrangement, balance, color, easy
to read, draw, containing the virtues, has the advantage of cultural identity.
The tests demonstrate the suitability indicator gained 1.00 learning objectives
with ka t e gori very valid. In the regulatory indicator, it is obtained 0.81 with a very
valid category. The balance and indicators get 0.93 with very valid criteria. Then
the readability indicator obtained 0.80 with a valid criterion. Interesting indicators
are obtained 0.90 with very valid criteria. While the indicators contain good
values and have the advantage of obtaining identities, respectively, are 0.81 and
0.93 with very valid criteria as well.
Of test validation d i did by four validator indicates that learning media with Pop-
Up Book based on local wisdom “worthy” to be used with very valid category.
The practicality of the learning media was assessed using a questionnaire for
teacher responses and student responses. The teacher response questionnaire and
student responses have 10 questions with 6 types of assessment indicators, namely
suitability, color, readability, attractiveness, contain goodness values and have the
advantage of identity. The teacher response questionnaire produced a percentage
of 100% on the indicator of suitability of learning objectives and got the “very good”
category. The color indicator gets a percentage of 80% in the “good” category. The
readability indicator was rated “very good” with www w a percentage of 100%.
Then an interesting indicator is obtained a percentage of 100% with the category
“very good”. Meanwhile, indicators contain values of goodness and indicators
have the advantage of having the identity of each obtaining 100% and the criteria
are “very good”. If collected as a whole, the teacher’s response questionnaire on
learning media with Pop-Up Book gets a score of 49 with a percentage value of
98%. Furthermore, the questionnaire responses from 10 grade 2 students resulted
in an average score of 45.4 with a percentage of 91%.
It is similarly conducted by research of Pramesti (2015) with the same
development, namely Pop-Up Book and received a very good student response of
4.31 categories. The results of the student response questionnaire for each indicator
were indicators according to the learning objectives category “very good” with a
percentage of 82%. Color indicator with the category “very good” percentage of
100%. The readability indicator obtained a percentage of 91% in the “very good”
category. Then the attractive indicators yielded 89% in the “very good” category.
While the indicators contain good values and have the advantage of identity,
respectively, get a percentage of 90% and 98% and get a “very good” category.
By obtaining the significance of the number of pretest and posttest and there
is no qualitative revision, it can be assumed that the Pop-Up Book learning media
stage has reached the final stage as the final product of development.
The media used in learning in elementary schools is the ability of the teacher
to innovate to make or choose the right media according to the material and needs
of students, the learning media used by the teacher greatly determines the learning
process and student learning outcomes in cognitive, affective, psychomotor aspects,
this is appropriate with the results of research conducted by (Muskania et al., 2019)
that learning media can improve learning outcomes. According to (Hanik, 2020) that
the implementation of learning is always related to changes in behavior as a result of
the learning media used. According to (Setyoningsih, 2015) states that using internet
learning media makes learning more interesting and interactive between teachers
and students. Learning media according to (Mujab, 2015) that media is one of the
tools for teachers to understand students about the material presented.
CONCLUSION
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