THE MAKING OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I DIGITAL BOOKS BY USING THE SIGIL EPUB EDITOR APPLICATION

Handayani, Dewi (2017) THE MAKING OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I DIGITAL BOOKS BY USING THE SIGIL EPUB EDITOR APPLICATION. In: Bengkulu International Conference on Science and Education (BICSE - 2017), 14-15 Desember 2017, Universitas Bengkulu.

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Abstract

The purpose of this research is to improve the quality of chemistry learning with digital book media with the help of Sigil ePub editor application. This research includes the type of Development Research with the steps: Conducting preliminary research or preliminary survey, undertaking planning that needs to be developed and small scale expert test planning on the developed model design, initial product development in the form of preparation of learning materials, guidance, and evaluation tools. Furthermore, early-stage field trials with small-scale targets and revised primary test products. Future research (next year) will be field trials with larger subjects, revise operational products, conduct field tests that can be done through observation and questionnaires, revise the final product, disseminate product results. From the results of research, obtained the results of digital books Organic chemistry 1 for students of Chemistry Education Studies Program FKIP UNIB has been created and validated by a team of experts. The created digital book is judged valid by material validator and media validator by providing 85% success rate (very good criteria) and 80.5% (good criteria). Students as users state that the media is very well used to learn independently. This is stated in the percentage of student responses to digital book media is 85.7%. Testing by students is only new in limited classes. The resulting digital book needs further revisions to be able to use into large classes.

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