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                   can realize the five forms of stimulus in the form of learning. However, most
                   teachers  cannot  present  the  five  stimuli  with  a  computer  program,  while

                   computer programmers do not master knowledge.
                          The  solution  is  to  realize  these  stimuli  in  a  computer  program  using
                   software that is easy to learn so that teachers will easily realize their teaching

                   ideas.Good  learning  media  must  meet  several  requirements.  Learning  media
                   must increase learner motivation. The use of media has the aim of providing

                   inspiration  to  learners.  In  addition,  the  media  must  also  stimulate  learners  to
                   remember what they have learned and provide new learning stimuli. Good press
                   will  also  activate  students  in  giving  feedback  and  also  encourage  students  to

                   practice correctly.
                          There  are  several  criteria  for  judging  the  effectiveness  of  a  medium.

                   Hubbard  proposed  nine  criteria  for  judging  it  (Hubbard,  1983).  The  first
                   criterion is cost, the cost must be judged by the results to be achieved by using
                   the media. Another criterion is the availability of supporting facilities such as

                   electricity,  compatibility  with  class  size,  conciseness,  adaptability,  setup  time
                   and  effort,  impact,  complexity,  and,  last  but  not  least,  usability.  The  more
                   learning objectives can be assisted by a media, the better the media.

                          The above criteria are more for conventional media. Thorn proposed six
                   criteria for assessing interactive multimedia (Thorn, 1995). The first assessment
                   criterion  is  ease  of  navigation.  A  program  should  be  designed  as  simply  as

                   possible  so  that  students  do  not  need  to  learn  computers  first.  The  second
                   criterion  is  the  content  of  cognition;  the  other  criterion  is  knowledge  and

                   presentation of information.
                          These two criteria assess the content of the program itself and whether
                   the  program  has  met  the  learning  needs  of  the  learner  or  not.  The  fourth

                   criterion  is  media  integration,  where  the  media  must  integrate  aspects  and
                   language  skills  that  must  be  learned.  The  program  must  have  an  artistic

                   appearance  to  attract  students,  so  aesthetics  is  also  a  criterion.  The  last
                   assessment  criterion  is  the  overall  function.  The  program  developed  must
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