The effectiveness of animated transition in Quranic Braille courseware design (IR)
This research aimed to evaluate the courseware effectiveness of animated transition and users satisfaction in using developed Quranic Braille courseware (QBC) prototypes namely QBC(animation) and QBC(graphic). The courseware was developed by using ADDIE model. The mixed-method aproach were used to e...
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| Format: | thesis |
| Language: | eng |
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2016
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| Online Access: | https://ir.upsi.edu.my/detailsg.php?det=2828 |
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| Summary: | This research aimed to evaluate the courseware effectiveness of animated transition and users satisfaction in using developed Quranic Braille courseware (QBC) prototypes namely QBC(animation) and QBC(graphic). The courseware was developed by using ADDIE model. The mixed-method aproach were used to explore participants views and background with the intention of using this information to develop and test the instrument with a sample from a population. Qualitative methodology was conducted to identify the Islamic education teachers background in the aspect of Quranic Braille knowledge and identifying users satisfaction regarding the design and development of the courseware whilst quantitative method was used to evaluate the courseware effectiveness. Five in-service teachers were interviewed and the total of 26 pre-service teachers were randomly selected as the samples in the true experimental study of pre-test and post-test. The total of 26 pre-service teachers were selected based on the criteria required and were divided into two groups respectively using two different courseware. The data were in the form of achievement scores which were obtained in the pre-test and post-test. The gathered data were analysed statistically using t-test analysis to see the significant difference in the courseware effectiveness. The results indicated that QBC(animation) is more effective to be used for memorising than QBC(graphic) and respondents showed more satisfaction with QBC(animation) presentation. |
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