Abstract
This study generally aims to determine the effect of the use of learning media on the learning outcomes of the "events in life" theme of Class V students of SD Negeri 3 Muntoi, and specifically aims to find out the differences in learning outcomes of groups of Class V students of SD Negeri 3 Muntoi who use video learning media compared to the learning outcomes of groups that did not use video learning media on the themes of "events in life" of the sub-themes "nationalism events of colonialism". This study uses an experimental method with dependent variable (Y) is the result of learning the theme of events in the lives of fifth grade elementary school students, and the independent variable (X) is the use of instructional media. Learning outcomes data were collected through learning outcomes tests. Learning outcomes tests are carried out in written form. Data analysis technique is hypothesis testing using a two-tailed test with the t-test formula with pooled variants. Based on the results of research and discussion, it can be concluded that there are differences in learning outcomes of groups of students who use computer-assisted learning media, in this case video compared to learning outcomes of groups of students who do not use computer-assisted learning media, where the average learning outcomes of groups of students in grade V SD in learning the themes of events in the life of the sub-nationalism event themes of colonialism using video learning media is higher than the average learning outcomes of groups of students in the class who do not use video learning.Keywords: learning outcomes, video learning media
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