2019
DOI: 10.11591/ijeecs.v16.i1.pp516-523
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Web-based problem-based collaborative learning for converted muslim in learning Islamic knowledge

Abstract: Web-based collaborative learning is well accepted learning methods since it provides flexibilities not only in term of learners’ interaction but also its timeliness learning materials. Even though there are many websites offer learning materials for Muslims generally but for new converted Muslims getting authentic materials and proper guidance are complicated. Hence, a web-based problem-based collaborative learning is proposed. This method integrates an elected virtual instructor to facilitate and support the … Show more

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“…This study results have similarities with several studies, such as Zhou and Zhang's research [35], Munawas's research [36], Sahidan's research [37], and Simonet et al's research [38], related to trials of the use and implementation of a web-based application which is the basis for the emergence of this application. This research also has similarities with Kertih's research [39], and Sriartha et al's research [40], in view of integration the concept of educational evaluation model with local Balinese wisdom which is used to optimize evaluation results.…”
Section: B Discussionsupporting
confidence: 83%
“…This study results have similarities with several studies, such as Zhou and Zhang's research [35], Munawas's research [36], Sahidan's research [37], and Simonet et al's research [38], related to trials of the use and implementation of a web-based application which is the basis for the emergence of this application. This research also has similarities with Kertih's research [39], and Sriartha et al's research [40], in view of integration the concept of educational evaluation model with local Balinese wisdom which is used to optimize evaluation results.…”
Section: B Discussionsupporting
confidence: 83%