Gores Application Based on Mobile Learning as a Supporting Media for Arts and Culture Learning for Junior High School Students

Authors

  • Muhammad Saud
  • Sri Sumarni
  • Mohamad Suharto
  • Nadia Sigi Prameswari
  • Dwi Maryono

Keywords:

mobile learning, applications, arts and culture, curriculum 2013, junior high school.

Abstract

Entering the era of the 2000s is a period that makes learning media meet the steep point. Students begin to feel bored with the media that already exists. In this millennial era learning media need to be promoted which are not only helpful in learning, but also media that is liked by students and attractive for them. The focus of this research is to design a mobile learning model with the theme Art and Culture as a supporter of Art and Culture subjects for Middle School students. This study took the subject of 7th grade students in SMP 20 Surakarta and SMP 16 Surakarta through the interview stage which was then continued with the design of the user learning application interface for mobile learning. Gores is a mobile learning-based application that has a function and purpose as a medium for student learning in Art and Culture subject. GORES is designed to be interesting and unique for children to teens. The role of the GORES application is as a student facilitator so they are be able to make drawings so as to encourage their potential and creativity in drawing. Teachers can be facilitated with this media because this media can be used by students through their own devices at the same time. This interactive process can support the achievement of learning goals that have been designed by the teacher, especially in terms of student activity in the classroom in accordance with the 2013 curriculum.

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2020-10-23

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