Development of The Project-Based Learning Model In Making Teaching Modules for Courses Multimedia Technology and Animation

Abstract

The discovery of errors in the delivery of Multimedia Technology and Animation course material is indirectly caused by the implementation of lectures for the course, which should be given for 2 semesters compressed into 1 semester only. The limited learning time prevents some course material from being delivered to students. This limitation was also triggered by the absence of teaching modules that support condensed learning due to the implementation of lectures for 1 semester. Seeing these problems makes the development of a teaching module in the Multimedia and Animation Technology course with Project-Based Learning to support the implementation of lectures a solution that can be done to overcome existing problems. The feasibility test results show that the teaching module is valid. In contrast, the results of the feasibility test by media experts show that 95.14% of the module is very valid, and seen from the results of the feasibility test by material experts show that 97.14% of the module is very valid for use in learning for 1 semester. In the trial involving students, it shows that through the results of individual trials, it can be seen that 94.17% of the teaching modules developed are very feasible to use in the learning process. In addition, through the results of the small group trial, it can be seen that the teaching module is 85.18% very feasible to use, as well as the results of the usage trial show that the teaching module is 87.45% very feasible to use in learning. Based on the data obtained, it can be concluded that the Multimedia and Animation Technology module with Project-Based Learning is very feasible to be used as a reference and in the learning process of Multimedia and Animation Technology courses.