Abstract

This study purpose to determine the improvement of chemical learning outcomes and student learning activities that used e-learning media with problem based learning models on the subject of salt hydrolysis. The design was used One Group Pretest and Postest. The instrument used two domains, namely cognitive and affective. Hypothesis testing is carried out using the two-part of t-test. The hypothesis’s test of student learning outcomes obtained t count = 29.5 while t table = 2.03 for α = 0.05 and db = 34. Thus t count > t table then the hypothesis of Ha is accepted. It concluded that there is an improvement in students' chemistry learning outcomes on salt hydrolysis subject that used e-learning media with problem based learning models. Not only the percentage increased in learning outcomes of 68.4%, but also the percentage of student learning activities of 84% which means very active. Keywords: e-learning; learning activities; learning outcomes; problem based learning

Highlights

  • The impact of era globalization has carried positive impact of technology information on the world of education

  • The test instrument used was a test of students' chemistry learning outcomes namely pretest and posttest

  • Posttest is given after completion of the treatment process with the aim of knowing student learning outcomes

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Introduction

The impact of era globalization has carried positive impact of technology information on the world of education. The advantages are located in the speed factor to get information and multimedia facilities that can make learning more interesting, visual, and interactive (Saud, 2009). The teacher still uses very little technology media as a learning media, because teacher understands that the teacher operates the computer, resulting in a sense of intimacy in a teacher to invite students to use internet media. Even though researchers saw the benefit of using technology in learning (Daryanto, 2016). Application of technology for educational purposes has broad benefits. Educational technology makes teaching activities to be more productive, scientific, individualized, powerful, immediacy, in line with demands of science and technology (Danim, 2008)

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