Abstract
This study aims to describe the effectiveness and method of lectures that took place during the Covid-19 pandemic. The Covid-19 pandemic requires all aspects of life to adapt, including in the field of education. This research is a descriptive quantitative study with a simple survey method using an instrument in the form of a google form which was designed to find out what students and lecturers think about lectures during the Covid-19 pandemic. The opinion in question was an opinion about the method or media used as well as the difficulties faced in the implementation of online lectures during the pandemic. This study used a purposive sampling technique, namely 5 universities in Indonesia consisting of 200 lecturers and 200 students. All respondents were asked to fill out an online questionnaire in the form of a google form designed to find out the methods or media used in lectures as well as the difficulties faced in using the media. The survey results show that the combination of media that was mostly used by lecturers and students in lectures is Whatsapp Group, Zoom Meeting, campus E-Learning Website, and Google Classroom. The majority of difficulties experienced by lecturers and students in online implementation are the uneven quality of internet connections. Lecturers find it difficult to psychologically assess students who are attending lectures. Lecturers cannot ensure the seriousness of students in the lecture process. In addition, the lecturer also feels that it takes a lot of time in the matter of using the application or media technically, so it is quite disruptive to the course of lectures such as the slow pace of learning media and the length of time required for students to join in the meeting. Lecturers and students still consider online lectures to be ineffective
Highlights
The entire population of the world in general and Indonesia in particular are facing a complicated outbreak of a virus that is not yet known when the end of the resolution is
The questions contained in the google form are (1) to (8) Do you use the following application as a medium or method used in the implementation of online lectures (Whatsapp Group, Zoom Meeting, Campus E-Learning Website, Cisco Webex, Google Classroom, Microsoft Team, Wikispaces, and others); (9) The time you need to prepare online lectures in one meeting; (10) The amount of quota or internet package that you spend each week; (11) Applications or media used in conducting online evaluations or examinations; (12) Difficulties and obstacles found in the implementation of online lectures; (13) Whether the online lecture you have conducted has been effective or not, give your reasons
Based on the data from graph 1, it can be seen that the most combinations carried out by lecturers in the implementation of online lectures are using the WhatsApp group, google classroom, zoom meeting, and e-learning websites provided by each respondent's campus
Summary
The entire population of the world in general and Indonesia in particular are facing a complicated outbreak of a virus that is not yet known when the end of the resolution is. Unlike the previous corona virus outbreak, the latest outbreak that is currently being faced by the world community is called the Covid-19 virus. This outbreak began to appear at the end of 2019 which was originally discovered in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China. Until humans who are infected with this virus will experience respiratory problems, kidney failure and death This virus can be transmitted through liquid splashes such as from sneezing, coughing, and even touching the skin so that prevention requires us to keep our distance, which we often hear today as social distancing. In China itself, as a country that was the beginning of the emergence of the Covid-19 virus, at first it had succeeded in breaking the network of this spread, but again the same cases were found
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