This research develops learning methods through the development of teaching materials. In addition to this study developes an e-practicum module in one of the subjects in the pharmacy department, namely physics pharmacy. Today, the physics pharmacy practice uses printed module practice in the form of module books. This research intends to make innovation in practical learning. Current educational innovations that are developing in technological innovations, one of which is information technology. The use of information technology is very fast and sophisticated, currently technological computer-based has been developing with software applications that also continue to fulfil the world's needs. The development of this electronic technology can be utilized in educational innovations in practice methods. The printed module practice was developed into a web-based electronic practicum module. The method used in this research is the waterfall model which consists of the main stages of needs analysis, system and software design, system implementation and testing as well as a maintainance. The results of this study are a web-based module-practice named E-mulsi which can be accessed via e-mulsi.com. This application has been tested in one of the pharmacy physics classes and has received positive responses from users not only students but also lecturers because it is easier to use modules and preparation of technology-based reports.

This study was motivated by the fact that laboratory skills assessment did not have a specific standard for each assessment. Student performance and skills in doing practicum are not well observed and measured. Meanwhile, the assessment of skills in pharmaceutical physics laboratory learning is considered important. An alternative assess-ment that can measure pharmaceutical physics laboratory skills is to use performance assessment. This research has integrated the work assessment in digital form with the existing web-based electronic module (e-mulsi). Application testing needs to be done to determine the digital performance assessment's effectiveness in assessing the pharmacy physics laboratory's skills. A system test and user test do this. System testing is done by white box testing. Meanwhile, user testing is carried out with an instrument in the form of a questionnaire to laboratory assistants and lecturers as users of the application's per-formance assessment application. The digital performance assessment system's perform-ance test results using GTMetrix ranged from 85% - 62%. This performance assessment application greatly helped the results of the questionnaire for laboratory assistants and lecturers. It greatly facilitated the archiving of each students process in the form of an information technology data base. Lecturers also find it very helpful because the value processing process is easier for applications to do, reducing data processing errors.

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Information literacy is a skill needed by everyone as an anticipatory step to the speed of information as a direct influence of the development of technology and information. Information literacy is essential to create effective and efficient measures in finding, selecting and evaluating the information needed. Pesantren, one type of education in Indonesia, requires attention in terms of information literacy. The entry of technology and input into the world of pesantren encourages pesantren to apply information literacy to pesantren education. However, the success of information literacy in Islamic boarding schools must deal with the unique culture of the pesantren itself. This study describes how students' information literacy includes problems and the steps taken to improve students' literacy skills today amid the digitalization era. This study uses data collection techniques through interviews and questionnaires. The results showed that students' literacy skills in Islamic boarding schools were quite good with an average literacy ability of 80%, but still had limitations in the ability to develop information technology-based information retrieval, so further research should be carried out to build information literacy skills and based on information technology in this digital era for students in Islamic boarding schools.

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