Multimedia-Based Hypercontent Module Development for Early Childhood Education during Covid-19 Pandemic

Authors

  • Hamsar Hasfat Education Development Center Health Polytechnic, Ministry of Health, Makassar

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.70896/seaceccep.v3i01.30

Keywords:

Modul, hypercontent, Early childhood education, ADDIE

Abstract

Implementation of early childhood education during Covid-19 pandemic is a new challenge for teachers and parents. Therefore, it is necessary to develop a hypercontent module for early childhood education because the module does not only contain material in text form that can be read or viewed by students but also contains learning videos that contain direct explanations from the teachers regarding certain materials and animations that possible to increase students' interest. This hypercontent module for early childhood education research will be developed using ADDIE development model consists of 5 steps, Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation. The Hypercontent module is developed based on the results of studies and analysis of learning needs, after that product development is carried out in the form of a multimedia-based hypercontent module that will be validated by experts, the module is then tested by teachers and students (parents) to produce a valid Hypercontent Module for PAUD, practical or easy to use by teachers and students as well as parents who accompany students to study from home. The multimedia-based hypercontent module entitled "Aku Anak Sehat, Pencegahan Stunting pada Anak" which was developed using the ADDIE model, has met the criteria through the process and validation results by material and media experts as well as trials through assessments by teachers and students at PAUD Masjid Al-Muslimun Makassar City. As for the result, the multimedia-based hypercontent module entitled "Aku Anak Sehat, Pencegahan Stunting pada Anak" was declared valid/feasible and practical/easy to use for learning with a material validation score of 4.8 (very valid), a media validation score of 4.6 (very valid), a teacher assessment score of 4.4 (good) and a student assessment score of 4.7 (very good).

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Published

2022-07-05

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