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                           The 4  Educational Science International Conference
                            Towards a Sustainable Future of Education: Preparing Teachers and Prospective Teachers for the Digital Age



                                                          SECED-04

                                      Islamic Senior High School Students’ Perception
                               on The Online Chemistry Learning Using E-learning Madrasah



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                               Deveronika Karning Saputri , Farah Erika , Nur Hamid , Sukemi 1,3,4
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                   1 Bachelor Degree Program of Chemical Education, Faculty of Teacher Training and Education,  Mulawarman
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                                        University, Samarinda, 75123, East Kalimantan, Indonesia;
                                         2 MAN 1 Samarinda, 75124, East Kalimantan, Indonesia
                                        3 SMAN 2 Samarinda, 75117, East Kalimantan, Indonesia;
                  4  Research Center for Medicines and Cosmetic from Tropical Rainforest and Its Applications (PUI PT-OKTAL),
                                  Universitas Mulawarman, Samarinda, 75123, East Kalimantan, Indonesia
                                                     kekem.basri@gmail.com


                                                            Abstract

                  This research goal was to know Indonesian Islamic senior high school students’ perception on
                  the online chemistry learning by using E-learning Madrasah. This research was a quantitative
                  descriptive research. The student perception was collected by using a validated questionnaire
                  (24  items)  with  a  four-point  (1-4)  nominal  scale  (strongly  disagree  -  strongly  agree).  Five
                  analyzed factors were easy of access, perceived usefulness, communication and interaction,
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                  perceived instruction delivery, and student’s satisfaction. Participants were 77 of 10  and 11
                  grade of natural science student of Indonesian Islamic senior high school. Course was mixed
                  synchronous  and  asynchronous  online  learning  using  E-Learning  Madrasah.  Teaching
                  materials i.e. PowerPoint, student worksheet, and learning video link were shared before the
                  scheduled synchronous learning. The results show that the students agreed that the E-learning
                  Madrasah was easy to access, useful for the learning, provided a good communication and
                  interaction  between  teacher  and  students,  performed  readable,  clear  and  easily  understood
                  instructions,  and  gave  a  satisfaction  to  student  on  the  designed  learning.  In  general  the
                  students  were  agreed  that  the  E-learning  Madrasah  was  an  appropriate  platform  on  the
                  chemistry online learning. This research shows the perceptions of Indonesian Islamic senior
                  high school students from natural science major on the chemistry learning by using E-learning
                  Madrasah platform. This research shows that the effectiveness of the E-learning Madrasah on
                  the online chemistry learning.

                  Keywords: chemistry, CoVid-19, E-learning Madrasah, online learning, student’s perception





















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