2023
DOI: 10.29303/jppipa.v9i8.4558
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Development of Learning Media Using Articulate Storylines to Increase Student Motivation in Mathematics Subjects in Elementary Schools

Rafika Indra Julia,
Nellitawati,
Alwen Bentri
et al.

Abstract: The purpose of this research is to develop learning media based on articulate storylines that are used to increase elementary school students' learning motivation in learning Mathematics.Study This use research methods development (Research and Development or R&D). Research using model study Which adapted from development models ADDIE. This model uses 5 stages that is analysis stage, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation. Study this is done in 3 schools namely SDN 18, SDN 24 and SDN 30 Payaku… Show more

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“…That shows that interactive multimedia is very practical to for students and teachers in learning. Interactive learning can motivate students to learn with high motivation due to their interest in multimedia systems capable of displaying text, images, videos, sounds, and animations (Julia et al, 2023). Additionally, media such as articulation storyline and student activities can be tracked so that student performance can be accurately measured.…”
Section: Prototyping Phasementioning
confidence: 99%
“…That shows that interactive multimedia is very practical to for students and teachers in learning. Interactive learning can motivate students to learn with high motivation due to their interest in multimedia systems capable of displaying text, images, videos, sounds, and animations (Julia et al, 2023). Additionally, media such as articulation storyline and student activities can be tracked so that student performance can be accurately measured.…”
Section: Prototyping Phasementioning
confidence: 99%