Indonesi an  Journa of El ect ri cal Engineer ing  an d  Comp ut er  Scie nce   Vo l.   14 ,  No.   1 A pr il   201 9 , p p.  381 ~ 387   IS S N: 25 02 - 4752, DO I: 1 0.1 1591/i j eecs .v1 4 .i 1 .pp 381 - 387       381       Journ al h om e page http: // ia es core.c om/j ourn als/i ndex. ph p/ij eecs   The   eff ectivene ss   of   fro g   VLE   im plement atio n:   stu dents’   persp ec t ive       Rog ayah   A bd ul   M aj id ,   Ju h aida   C he   H as i m   Facul t y   of   Com puti ng   and   Math e m at ic a l   Sci ences ,   Univer si ti   Tkn ologi   MA RA,   M al a y si a       Art ic le   In f o     ABSTR A CT   Art ic le   hist or y:   Re cei ved   Sep   15 ,   2018   Re vised   N ov   20 ,   2018   Accepte d   Dec   13 ,   2018       Thi s   pape r   pr ese nts   the   eff ec t iveness   of   the   Frog   VLE   implemen ta ti on   f rom   student s’   per spe ct iv es.   Virtu al   Le arn ing   Enviro nm ent   (VLEs)   is   an   onli ne   s y stems   supporting   int er ac t ions   bet wee n   and   am ongst   le arn ers   a nd   te a che rs   in   school.   The   Frog   VLE   is   a   we b - base d   le arn ing   sy st em   tha t   re pl ic a te s   re a l   li fe   learni ng   by   inc orpor at ing   virt u al   le a rnin g   equi v al en t   of   tra d it ion al   conc ep ts   of   educ ation   with   the   aim   to   enha n ce   the   l ea rning   expe rie n c e   be y ond   the   boun ded   class room   b ac kground.   Prev ious   studie s   hav e   ide nt ified   som e   diffi cultie s   in   th e   Frog   VL E   implement at io n   such   as   compe te nc y   of   th e   te a che rs   and   stu dent ,   fa ci liti es   a nd   infra stru ct ure   of   implement in g   the   Frog   VLE   in   school .   The r efo re ,   th e   aim   of   th is   stud y   is   to   m ea sure   th e   eff ective n ess   of   the   Frog   VLE   implementa t ion   from   student   per spec ti v e   as   VLE   platform   may   l ea d   to   t he   per form ance   improvem ent   among   the   student s.   A   surv e y   was   conducte d   with   315   par ticipa n ts,   consists   of   Yea r   4   and   Yea r   5   pr i m ar y   schoo l   stu dent s   in   Shah   A la m .   Th e   r esult   of   the   stud y   show s   tha t   from   the   nat ur e   of   st udent   self ,   te a ch er’ s   compete n c y,   useful   and   ea se   of   use   of   the   application ,   and   conduc iv e   le arn ing   envi ro nm ent   have   improve   students   ac ad emic   p erf orm anc e   and   m oti vation.   Ke yw or d s :   Ease   of   u se   On li ne   l ear ning   Usefulne ss   of   o nline   l ear ning   Cond ucive   e nv iro nm ent   Virtual   l ea rn i ng   e nv i ronm ent   (V L E)   Copyright   ©   201 9   Instit ut e   of   Ad vanc ed   Engi n ee r ing   and   S cienc e .     All   rights   reserv ed .   Corres pond in g   Aut h or :   Rog ay a h   Abd ul   Ma j id     Faculty   of   Co m pu ti ng   an d   Ma them a ti cal   Scie nces   Un i ver sit i   Te knol og i   M ARA ,   40450   S hah   Al a m ,   Sela ngor,   Ma la ysi a.   rogayah @tm sk .u it m .ed u. m y       1.   INTROD U CTION     E - Lear ning   ha s   arise   with   t he   util iz at ion   of   te le com   te chn olo gy   to   delive r   inf or m at ion   for   ed ucati on   and   t rainin g.   E - Lear ning   is   essenti al ly   a   web - based   syst e m   that   m akes   inf or m at ion   or   knowle dge   can   be   easi ly   acce ssed   by   us er s   an d   re gardless   ti m e   restrict ion s   or   ge ographi c   pro xim it y.   A c c or di ng   to   A hm e d,   Z a ka r i a   &   E lm i   ( 20 1 2) ,   e - l e a r ni ng   is   an   e f f i c i e nt   a nd   e f f e c t i ve   m et ho d   of   l e a r ni n g   s am e   as   c on ve nt i on a l   t e a c hi ng ,   b ut   it   is   not   s ub s t i t ut e d   of   l e c t ur e s ,   it   s im pl y   im pr ov e s   t he   l e a r ni n g   p r oc e s s   [ 1] .     T he   R e c e nt   M al a y si a   G ov e r n m e nt   i ni t i at i ve   ha s   i nt r od uc e d   F r og   V i r t ua l   L e a r ni ng   E nv i r o nm e nt   ( F r og   V L E )   to   e s t a bl i s h   a   s im pl e r   l if e   for   t e a c he r s   a nd   s t ud e nt s   w hi l e   e nh a nc i ng   t he   t e a c hi ng   a nd   l e a r ni n g   pr oc e s s .   T he   F r o g   V L E   is   a   w e b - ba s e d   l e a r ni ng   s y s t em   t ha t   r e pl i c at e s   r e a l   l i fe   l e a r ni ng   by   i nc or p or a t i ng   vi r t ua l   e qu i va l e nt s   of   t r a di ti on a l   c on c e pt s   of   e du c a t i on   [ 2] .   T hi s   on l i ne   le a r ni ng   m a na ge m en t   s y s te m   ha s   be e n   l a un c he d   to   e nl a r ge   t he   l e a r ni ng   e xp e r i e nc e s   be y on d   t he   bo un de d   c l a s s r o o m   ba c kg r ou nd .   In   a dd i t i on ,   the   F r o g   V L E   a l s o   c a t e r s   s e a r c ha bl e   l e c t ur e   m a t e r i al s ,   f or um s ,   s t r e am e d   vi de o   a n d   a s s e s sm e nt   as   l e a r ni ng   a n d   t e a c hi n g   r e s ou r c e .   A   vir tual   le arn in g   e nv i ronm ent   or   VLE   is   an   onli ne   ed ucati on   pl at fo rm   wh ic h   al lows   te achi ng   an d   le arn in g   betwe en   te ache rs   an d   stu den ts   via   on li ne .   Be sides   enab li ng   stu de nts   to   acce ss   in form ation   at   an yt i m e   and   a nyw her e ,   Fr og   V LE   pro vid es   feat ures   su c h   as   f orum   and   W ikis   wh ic h   al lows   the   st udent   to   com m un ic at e   with   their   f rien ds   an d   te ache r s   [5 ] .   F rog   V L E   al lows   te ach ers   to   uploa d   l esso n   m at erial   on   t he   Evaluation Warning : The document was created with Spire.PDF for Python.
            IS S N :   2502 - 4752   Ind on esi a J  E le c Eng &  Co m Sci ,   Vo l.   14 , N o.   1 A pr il   2019   :   381     387   382   VLE   in   t he   f orm   of   el ect ronic   file s.   On   t he   ot her   ha nd,   the   s tud e nts   can   up l oad   t heir   hom e work   to   the   V LE   to   be   asse ssed   by   their   te ache r.     T he   l e a r ni ng   e xp e r i e nc e   t hr o ug h   F r o g   V L E   e nc ou r a ge s   a nd   be ne f i t s   t he   s t ud e nt s   t ow a r ds   po s i t i ve   l e a r ni ng   e x pe r i e nc e   is   ve r y   i m po r t a nt   a nd   po w e r f ul   in   e n ga gi ng   l e a r ne r s   e i t he r   t r a di t io na l   or   on l i ne   [ 3] .   T he   F r og   V L E   pr o vi de s   a   s oc i a l   di m e ns i on   of   l e a r ni ng   t ha t   c ha r a c t e r i z e d   t he   c l a s s r oom   pr a c t i c e   w hi c h   pr ov i de s   e xp e r i e nc e   of   l e a r ni ng   in   t w o   e nv i r o nm e n ts   suc h   as   at   ho m e   a nd   s c ho ol .   T hr o ug h   F r o g   V L E ,   l e a r ni ng   can   be   do ne   at   a ny   pl a c e   a nd   a ny   t i m e .   Wi t h   m i ni m um   t ec hn i c a l   s ki l l s   r e qu i r e d   to   de ve l o p   a   w e bs i t e ,   t e a c he r s   or   s t ud e nt s   can   e m pl oy   vi de o,   im a ge   a nd   e du c a t i on a l   r e s ou r c e s ,   t he n   a r r a ng e   a nd   c oo r di na t e   t he m   in   a   we bs i t e   [ 4] .   F ur t he r m ore ,   t e a c he r s   a r e   a bl e   to   pl a n   a nd   pr od uc e   t he i r   own   t e a c hi ng   a n d   l e a r ni ng   m a t e r ia l s   to   a c c om m od a t e   the   va r i e t y   of   l e a r ni ng   t e c h ni q ue s .   VLE   al so   co ntr ibu te s   to   sch oo l   eff ect iveness   thr ough   increa sing   of   the   knowle dge   m anag e m ents   and   i m pr ovem ent   in   s kill   for   kn owle dge   see king   act ivit ie s.   Ac cordin g   to   N gu ye n   ( 2011) ,   the   stud e nts   have   to   go   thr ough   VLE   ba sed   on   thei r   own   or ie ntati on   due   to   uniq ue   m et ho d   of   delivery   an d   the   cl ass   set ti ng   [ 8].   This   is   due   to   distance   le ar ning   vi a   VL E   has   no   face   to   face   c om m un ic at ion .   Be rr y   ( 2006 )   in   his   st ud y   sta te d   t hat   the   stu den t   will   be   m or e   conf ident   in   giv in g   their   th oughts   and   i deas   to   c la ssroom   discuss ion s   as   well   as   in   the   discussi on   foru m   if   they   get   the   knowle dg e   on   thei r   own   [ 9].   On   the   oth er   hand,   F r og   VLE   al so   gi ves   a   good   im pact   on   stu den ts   m otivati on   [19]   and   le ar ning   ha bit.   This   was   su pp or te d   by   Ba rk er   &   G ossm an   (20 13)   by   sta te d   that   the   Frog   VLEs   is   able   to   i m pr ove   in   the   le arn i ng   pro cess   and   m otivate   stud ents   to   le arn   [11].   T his   has   beco m e   an   e nc oura gem ent   to   the   te ache rs   to   us e   t he   F rog   V LE   in   t heir   te a chin g.   P r e vi ou s   s t ud i e s   ha ve   i de nt i f i e d   s om e   di f f i c ul t i e s   in   t he   F r o g   V L E   im pl em e nt at i on.   A   s t ud y   c on d uc t e d   by   R a z a k   a nd   Y us op   [4]   ha s   i de n t i f i e d   s om e   di f f i c ul t i e s   in   F r o g   V L E   i m pl em e nt a t i on   s uc h   as   one   di f f i c ul t y   t ha t   c on t r i bu t e   to   the   i ne f f e c t i ve ne s s   of   F r og   V L E   is   t he   e xp e r t i s e   of   t he   ac a de m i c   s t a f f ,   w hi c h   f oc us i n g   on   t e a c he r s   s uc h   as   a dd i t i on a l   t im e   ne e de d   to   r e a c t   to   t he   f o r um ,   s om e   t e a c he rs   m a y   ha ve   pr ob l e m s   w i t h   l a c k   of   f r e e   t im e   a nd   t e c hn i c a l   c om pe t e nc y   to   us e   t he   t e c hn ol o gy .   On   t he   ot he r   ha n d,   R a s hi d   ( 2 01 4)   s t a t e d   t ha t ,   s t ud e nt s   w e r e   not   r e a l l y   e xp os e d   to   t he   ut i li z a ti on   of   t he   F r o g   V L E   p l a t f orm   du r i ng   t e a c hi ng   a nd   l e a r ni n g   s e s s i on   in   c l a s s   [ 5] .     Fu rt her m or e,   issues   relat ed   to   c om petency   of   the   te ache rs   a nd   stu de nts   in   us in g   Fro g   VLE,   a nd   infr a struct ur e   has   le d   to   i ne ff ect ive   im ple m entat ion   of   Fr og   VLE   [12].   Since   the   e ff ect ive ness   of   VLE   platfo rm   m ay   le ad   to   pe rform ance   i m pr ov e m ent,   stud e nt   per ce ptio n   to wards   the   us a ge   of   Fro g   V LE   in   increasin g   thei r   le ar ning   perf or m ance   nee d   to   be   m easure d   [3 ] [ 7].   M oham ed   (20 11)   has   disc overe d   key   el e m ents   determ ining   the   su c cess   of   e - le ar ni ng   im ple m entat ion   is   the   infr ast r uctur e   s uc h   as   internet   s erv ic e.   Te ch no l og ic al   desig ns   play   an   im po rtant   rol e   in   the   stud e nts’   pe rceive d   us ef uln ess   a nd   eases   of   us e   of   a   course   an d   will   has   an   ef fect   on   stu den ts   sat isfact ion   [20].   Accor ding   to   Me i   et   a l.   (2 01 7),   the   Fro g   V LE   is   a   good   way   to   l earn,   howe ver ,   it   dep e nds   on   the   us a bili ty   and   acce ss   to   the   V LE   platf or m   it sel f   [21].   T he   perform ance   of   virt ual   le arn i ng   e nviro nm ent   can   be   ex pa nded   by   al lowing   a   su it able   te c hn ic al   sup port   on   t he   current   proces s   of   vi rtual   le ar ning   e nv i ronm ent.   On   the   othe r   ha nd,   Staf f   com petency   al so   c on t rib utes   to   the   eff ect ive ness   of   the   Frog   V LE   i m ple m ent at ion .   Teac hers’   com petency   of   util iz ing   the   ap plica ti on ,   IC T   dev ic es ,   em plo ym ent   of   the   a pp li cat io n   f or   te achin g   a nd   le arn i ng   a re   im po rta nt   in   the   im ple m entat ion   of   the   Fr og   VL E   [ 5].   Wor ks ho ps ,   se m inars   an d   trai ning   s houl d   be   pro vid e d   to   e quip   sta ff   with   the   require d   IT   sk il ls   su c h   as   how   to   us e   to ols,   c rea ti ng   the   co nte nt   and   gr oup   dis cussion   or   f oru m .     This   pa pe r   pre sents   the   eff ec t i vene ss   of   the   Fr og   VLE   implem ent a ti on   from   st udent s’   per spe ctives.   In   thi s   stud y   show s   tha t   the   nat ur e   of   student   self,   t ea ch er’ s   compet ency ,   usefu l   an d   ea se   of   use   of   the   applicatio n,   and   conduc iv e   le arn i ng   envi ronm ent   have   improve   the ir   acade m ic   p erf orm anc e   and   m oti vat ion.   H oweve r,   so m e   of   the   stud e nts   hav e   so m e   diff ic ulti es   to   acce ss   t he   a pp li cat io n   due   to   se ver a l   reason.   In   a dd it io n,   facil it ie s   an d   infr a struct ur e   of   the   ICT   e quipm ent   nee d   to   be   im pr ov e d   in   or der   to   i nc r e a s e   t he   e f f e c t i ve ne s s   of   t he   F r og   V L E   im pl em en t a t i on   in   s c h oo l .   T he r e f o r e ,   t he   s c h o o l   m an a g e m e n t   p l a y s   an   i m p o r t a n c e   r o l e   to   e n c o u r a g e   t h e   i m p l e m e n t i o n   of   t h e   F r o g   V L E   e f f i c i e n t l y   a n d   s u c c e s s f u l l y .       2.   METHO D OL OGY   A   s e t   of   qu e s t i on na i r e   ha s   b e e n   di s t r i bu t e d   to   315   pa r t i c ip a nt s   c on s i s t i ng   of   Y e a r   4   a nd   Y e a r   5   pr i m a r y   s t ud e nt s   at   SK   S e ks y e n   27 ,   S ha h   A l am .   T he   qu e s t i on na i r e   c o ns i s t s   of   t he   de m og r a p hi c   i nf or m a t i on   i nv ol ve s   t he   a g e   of   t he   r e s po n de nt s ,   pe r c e pt i on   t o w a r ds   t he   F r o g   V L E   i m pl em e nt at i on   e f f e c t i ve ne s s   ba s e d   on   t he   na t ur e   of   s t ud e nt s '   s e l f ,   t he   t e a c he r   e xp e r t i s e ,   t he   us e f u l ne s s   a nd   e a s e   of   t he   a pp l i c a t io n,   t he   e xi s t e n c e   of   c on d uc i ve   e n v i r on m e nt   a nd   t he   e f f e c t i ve ne s s   of   t he   F r og   V L E   to   i m pr ov e   l e a r ni ng   pe r f or m a nc e .   T he   c on s t r uc t i on   of   t he   qu e s t i on na i r e   is   ba s e d   on   t he   r e s e a r c h   m od e l   s h ow n   in   F i gu r e   1.     T he   r e s e a r c h   m od e l   of   t hi s   st ud y   is   de r i ve d   from   t he   T e c hn ol o gy   A c c e pt a nc e   M od e l   ( T A M )   [2]   a nd   T e c hn ol o gy   R e a di ne s s   I nd e x   ( T R I ) .   T he   T A M   m od e l   em ph a s iz e s   on   op e r a t i on a l i z e   B e ha vi or a l   I nt e ns i on ,   P e r c e i ve d   U s e f ul ne s s ,   a nd   P e r c e i ve d   Ease   of   U s e .   P e r c e i ve d   U s e f ul ne s s   w a s   de f i ne d   as   t he   de gr e e   to   w h i c h   a   Evaluation Warning : The document was created with Spire.PDF for Python.
Ind on esi a J  E le c Eng &  Co m Sci     IS S N:  25 02 - 4752       Th e eff ect iv ene ss o f f r og VL impleme nta ti on:  stu den ts ’ pe rsp ect iv ( Ro gaya h Ab dul M ajid )   383   pe r s o n   be l i e ve s   t ha t   us i ng   a   pa r t i c ul a r   s y s t em   w ou l d   e nh a nc e   hi s   or   he r   jo b   pe r f o r m a nc e .   P e r c e i ve d   Ease   of   U s e   r e f e r r e d   to   t he   de gr e e   to   w hi c h   a   pe r s o n   be l i e ve s   t ha t   us i ng   a   pa r t i c ul a r   s y s t em   w ou l d   be   f r e e   of   e f f or t .   H ow e ve r ,   T A M   do e s   n ot   e m ph a s i z e   on   pe o pl e s   t e nd e nc y   to   us e   t e c hn ol o gy .   T he   T e c h no l o gy   R e a di ne s s   I n de x   ( T R I )   c o ns i s t s   of   f o ur   di m e nsi on s ,   na m e l y   op t i m i sm ,   i nn o va t i ve ne s s ,   di s c om f or t   a nd   i ns e c ur i t y   [ 17 ] .   T R I   em ph a s i z e   on   pe op l e s   t e nd e nc y   to   us e   ne w   t e c hn ol og i e s   for   a c c om pl i shi ng   t he i r   t a s k   at   ho m e   l i fe   or   w o r k pl a c e .   Op ti m is m   is   ref e rr i ng   to   a   posit ive   vi ew   of   te chnolo gy,   w hich   belie f   in   increa sed   co ntr ol,   flexibili ty ,   an d   e ff ic ie ncy   in   li fe   due   to   te ch nolo gy .   Inn ov at ive ness   is   a   te nde ncy   to   be   the   first   us in g   a   ne w   te chnolo gy.   I ns e cur it y   is   distrust ing   of   te ch no log y   and   sk e ptici sm   ab ou t   its   a bili ty   to   w ork   pro per ly .   D i s c om for t   is   r e f e r r i n g   to   a   pe r c e pt i o n   of   l a c k   of   c o nt r ol   ov e r   t e c h no l o g y   a nd   a   f e e l i ng   of   be i ng   ov e r w he lm e d   by   it.           F i gu r e   1.   T he   R e s e a r c h   m od e l       T he   p r o po s e d   r e s e a r c h   m od e l   c on s i s t s   of   t w o   m ai n   c om po ne nt s   t ha t   is   (1)   I nd e pe n de nt   V a r i a bl e s   a nd   (2)   D e pe n de nt   V a r i a bl e .   T he   i nd e pe nd e nt   va r i a bl e s   w e r e   de f i ne d   ba s e d   on   t he   f o ur   f a c t or s   t ha t   m a y   a f f e c t   t he   im pl em e nt at i on   of   F r og   V L E   s uc h   as   t he   na t ur e   of   s t ud e nt s   s e l f ,   t he   t e ach e r s   e x pe r t i s e ,   us e f ul ne ss   a n d   e a s e   of   us e   of   t he   F r o g   V L E   a nd   t he   e xi s t e nc e   of   c on du c i ve   e n vi r on m e nt   w hi c h   ha v e   s i gn i f i c a nt   i m pa c ts   un de r g oi ng   t he   l e a r ni ng   vi a   t he   F r og   V L E .   T he   na t ur e   of   s t ud e nt s   s e l f   is   im po r t a nt   du e   to   m e a s ur e   s t ud e nt s   i nt e nt i on   to   us e   t he   po r t a l   [16][ 18 ] [ 20 ] .   On   the   ot he r   ha nd ,   t e a c he r   e xp e r t i s e   is   to   e va l ua te   t e a c he r   c om pe t e nc y   in   us i ng   t he   F r og   V L E   in   t e a c hi ng   a n d   l e a r ni ng   [ 1] .   T he   us e f ul ne s s   a nd   e a s e   of   us e   of   t he   F r o g   V L E   is   to   e va l ua t e   t he   f u nc t i on a l i ty   a nd   f e a t ur e s   of   t he   F r o g   V L E   to   f a c i li t at e   us e r s   [ 12 ] [ 1 7] [ 18 ] [ 28 ] .   T he   e xi s t e nc e   of   a   c on d uc i ve   l e a r ni ng   e nv i r o nm e nt   is   r e f e r r i ng   to   a   c om pl et e   I C T   e nv i r o nm en t   us i ng   t he   I C T   r o om s   or   c om pu t e r   l a bo r a t or i e s   t ha t   e qu i pp e d   w i t h   t he   I C T   f a c il i ti e s   w he r e   t ea c hi ng   a nd   l e a r ni ng   t hr ou gh   t he   F r o g   V L E   can   be   c a r r i e d   out   s uc c e s s f ul l y   [ 23 ] .       3.   RESU LT S   A ND   DI SCUS S ION   T hi s   s e c t i on   di s c us s e s   t he   r e s ul t   of   t he   s t ud y   on   s t u d e nt s   pe r c e pt i on   t o w a r d   t he   F r o g   V L E   im pl em e nt at i on   in   s c ho ol   ba s e d   on   f a c t or s   s uc h   as   t he   n at ur e   of   stu de nt   sel f,   the   te acher ’s   ex pe rtise ,   the   us ef uln e ss   a nd   ease   of   us e   of   the   a pp li cat io n,   the   existe nce   of   c onduci ve   le a rn i ng   en vir onm ent.     3.1.   N ature   of   St u den t   Self   Re su lt   in   Ta ble   1   il lustrate s   the   natu re   of   stu den t   t ow a r ds  t he  F org  V L E.       Table  1.   Natu r e of St ud e nt Se lf   No   Qu estio n s   Ag ree   1.   I   know   an d   lo v e   u sin g   Frog   VLE   6 8 .8%   2.   I   know   how   to   ed it   My   Dash b o ard   6 2 .5%   3.   Lear n in g   th rou g h   Frog   VLE   is   v er y   i n terestin g   7 4 .4%   4.   Frog   VLE   h as   in cr eased   my   co llab o r atio n   with   my   f rie n d s   an d   teachers.   7 4 .3%   5.   Af ter   learnin g   th ro u g h   th e   Frog   VLE ,   I   b eg an   to   g iv e   f eedb ack   to   th e   teac h er.   7 4 .7%   6.   Rev isio n   at   h o m e   is   b etter   wh en   te ac h ers   b eg an   to   sh are   th eir   le arnin g   sites   7 2 .1%   7.   I   co m p lete   ass ig n m e n ts   ass ig n ed   by   th e   teacher   th rou g h   th e   Frog   VL E   5 3 .3%   8.   By   lea rnin g   v ia   Fr o g   VLE ,   I   c an   u n d erstand   b etter.   7 2 .1%   9.   Mater i als   u p lo ad ed   by   teachers   are   v ery   h elp f u l   an d   in c rease   th e   l ev el   of   my   u n d erstand in g .   71%   10.   I   am   not   in terested   to   u se   th e   Frog   V LE   b ecaus e   it’s   n o t   in terestin g .   7 .7%   11.   I   do   not   know   how   to   u se   Frog   VL E.   3 .9%   12.   Teac h in g   an d   learn in g   th rou g h   Frog   VLE   was   b o red.   5 .7%   Evaluation Warning : The document was created with Spire.PDF for Python.
            IS S N :   2502 - 4752   Ind on esi a J  E le c Eng &  Co m Sci ,   Vo l.   14 , N o.   1 A pr il   2019   :   381     387   384   T he   r e s ul t   s ho w s   t ha t   m or e   th a n   6 0%   of   the   s t ud e nt   kn ow   a nd   l ov e   to   us e   F r og   V L E ,   a nd   t he y   kn ow   how   to   e di t   t he   D a s hb oa r d.   7 4 . 4%   a gr e e d   t ha t   le arn ing   th rough   F r og   VL E   is   ver y   i nteres ti ng   a nd   al l ows   the m   to   unde rstan d   bette r.   T his   is   due   to   l e a r ni ng   pr oc e s s   be c om e s   m or e   e f f i c i en t   w he n   t he   s t u de nt s   m a ke   t he i r   own   di s c ov e r y   of   the   ne w   kn ow l e d ge   r a t he r   t ha n   t he y   ju s t   a bs or b   from   w ha t   ha s   be e n   t a ug ht   by   t he   t ea c he r   in   c l a s s .   Fu rt her m or e,   t he   res pondents   agr ee d   that   le arn i ng   th r ough   fr og   V LE   is   ver y   interest in g   an d   increa se   their   colla borati on   with   f rien ds   and   te ac her.   In   ad diti on,   53%   of   the   re sp on de nts   abl e   to   com plete   their   assignm ents   assigne d   by   the   te acher   th rou gh   the   Fr og   VLE   since   the   m at e rial s   up loa de d   by   te achers   are   very   help fu l   a nd   in crease   the   le ve l   of   unde rstan ding.   Furthe rm or e ,   72. 1%   ag r eed   that   t he   F r og   VL E   has   al lowe d   them   to   do   re visio n   at   hom e   since   the   te acher   sh a re   as sign m ent   thr ough   t he   we bs i te .   They   will   get   the   feedbac k   f r om   the   te ache r   th r ough   on li ne .     3.2.   The   Te ac her’s   E xp er tis e   R e s ul t   in   T a bl e   2   il l us t r a t e s   the   s t ud e nt   pe r c e pt i on   t ow a r d   F r og   V L E   im pl em e nt a ti on   ba s e d   on   t he i r   t e a c he r s   e xp e r t i s e   in   ha nd l i n g   F r o g   V L E .   T he   pu r p os e   of   t hi s   s ur ve y   is   to   f i nd   o ut   t he   t e a c he r s   s k i l l   a nd   e xp e r t i s e   to   op e r a t e   a nd   m a na ge   t he   F r og   V L E   du r i ng   t he i r   t e a c hi ng   a n d   l e a r ni ng   s e s s i o n.       T a bl e   2 .   T e a c h e r s   E x pe r t i s e   No   Qu estio n s   Ag ree   1   My   teacher   u sin g   a   Frog   VL E   in   tea c h in g     8 5 .9%   2   My   in terest   to wa rd s   learnin g   h as   in cr eased   wh en   teache rs   regu larl y   u se   F r o g   VLE .   6 6 .1%   3.   Ass ig n m en ts   ass ig n ed   by   teachers   h av e   in crea sed   my   c o n f i d en ce   lev el.   6 9 .9%   4   Teac h ers   alwa y s   e n co u raged   me   to   a ccess   th eir   l earnin g   sites .   6 4 .5%   5   Thro u g h   th e   Frog   VLE ,   teache rs   can   in terac t   with   me   a n d   my   f riend s   af ter   sch o o l   or   at   h o m e.   6 9 .4%   6.   Teac h er   co m m e n ts   on   my   ass ig n m en t s   in   th e   Frog   VL E   h av e   in crea sed   my   m o tiv atio n   in   learnin g .   6 6 .2%   7   There   a re   f ew   teac h ers   wh o   are   not   a b le   to   teach   me   on   how   to   u se   th e   Frog   VLE   b e caus e   he   or   sh e   was   not   an   ex p ert.   8 .9%   8   My   teachers   seld o m   u sed   Frog   V LE   in   h er/his   teachin g .   2 1 .4%   9   Mater i als   u p lo ad ed   by   my   t eacher   ar e   not   in terestin g   at   all.   1 5 .5%   10   Ov erall,   t eachin g   is   m o re   ef f ectiv e   to   u se   Frog   VL E   co m p ared   to   t raditio n al   class roo m   m eth o d s.   6 5 .8%       66%   of   the   re sp on de nts   agr e ed   that   their   interest   towa r ds   le arn in g   has   increase d   sinc e   the   te acher   us e   fro g   VLE .   This   is   due   to   t e a c hi ng   a n d   l e a r ni ng   t hr ou gh   F r o g   V L E   us e   an   i nt e r a c t i ve   l e a r ni ng .   T he   f un c t i on s   of f e r e d   in   F r o g   V L E   a l l ow   t he   t e a c he r   a nd   p u pi l s   to   up l oa d   vi de os ,   s l i de ,   a ud i o,   pi c t ur e ,   s on g,   a ni m at i on s   a nd   so   on.   In   a d di t i on ,   t he r e   a r e   o t he r   i nt e r a c t i ve   f e a t ur e s   s uc h   as   a   forum   t ha t   a l l ow s   t e a c he r   a nd   s t ud e nt s   i nt e r a c t s   w i t h   each   ot he r ,   q ui z   a nd   a s s i gnm e nt s   for   t e a c he r s   to   a s s i gn   t a s ks   to   t he   pu pi l s   a nd   m a ny   m or e .   69.9%   ag ree d   that   the   Assignm ents   assigne d   by   te ache rs   ha ve   inc rease d   thei r   co nfi de nce   le vel   a nd   the   te acher   al ways   enc oura ge s   stud e nts   to   acce ss   their   le arn i ng   sit e.   69. 4%   ag ree d   te achers   ca n   inter act   with   them   after   scho ol   or   at   ho m e   through   the   F rog   VLE .   In   add it io n,   te ache r   com m ents   on   their   assignme nts   in   the   Fro g   VL E   hav e   i ncr ea se d   their   m otivati on   in   st ud y.   66.2%   ag ree d   that   te ache r   com m ents   on   their   assignm ents   in   the   Frog   VL E   ha ve   increa sed   my   m ot ivati on   in   le ar ni ng.   It   s hows   t hat   the   te ache r   has   knowle dge   an d   sk il l   in   us in g   f rog   V LE.   W it hout   knowle dge   and   s kill   it   ca n   be   dif ficult   f or   the   te ac her   to   us e   the   F rog   VLE .   In   ge ne r a l ,   t he   s t ud e nt s   w e r e   so   e a ge r   a nd   p a s s i on a t e   to   l ea r n   t hr ou gh   the   F r og   V L E   as   t he y   be l i e ve   t ha t   F r og   V L E   ha s   of f e r e d   a   d i f f e r e nt   w a y   of   l e a r ni ng   c om pa r e d   to   t r a di t i on a l   l e a r ni ng .   F ur t he r m or e ,   s t ud e nt s   a l s o   a gr e e d   t ha t   l e a r ni ng   t hr o u gh   t he   F r o g   V L E   ha ve   i m pr ov e   t he i r   gr a de   a n d   l e a r ni ng   pe r f or m a nc e .       3.3.     The   Use f ulness   an d   Ea se   of   Use   of   the   Appl ic at i on   The   Usefulnes s   an d   Ease   of   Use   of   t he   Fro g   V LE   is   m eas ur e d   in   te rm   of   acce ssibil it y,   fu nctio nalit y   and   use r   fr ie ndli ness   of   t he   F r og   V LE   from   stud e nt   pe rs pect ives.   In   te rm   of   acc essibil it y,  the  r esult  in  Ta ble  s hows  t hat  59. 9%  of   t he  re sp on de nts  ha ve   agr ee t hat  Fr og  VLE  po r ta can  be  acce ssed  anyt im e   and   a nyw her e   wh e reb 73. 4%   respo nd e nts   has  ag reed   th at   the  m at erial   in  the  te achers ’  sit can  be  acce sse a nd   dow nlo a ded  at   any  ti m an w he rev e they   w ant.  66. 1%   respo nd e nts  w ere sayi ng that  int ern et  c onnec ti on  fa ci li ti es i sc hools a re rel at ively  stable t al lo them  to  use   Fr og  V LE.  H oweve r,   the re  ar 39 . 3%  of  the   responde nts  w ere  say ing   that  so m et i m es  they   cann ot  lo gin   to  the  portal   du to   slow   inter net  connecti on.  The  sch ool  m anag em ent  ha respon si bili ty  to  i m pr ove  IC T   infr a struct ur e  a t t he  sc hool,  s o t hat they ca a pp ly  a nd use t he  Fro V LE s uc cessf ully  in  sc hool.      Evaluation Warning : The document was created with Spire.PDF for Python.
Ind on esi a J  E le c Eng &  Co m Sci     IS S N:  25 02 - 4752       Th e eff ect iv ene ss o f f r og VL impleme nta ti on:  stu den ts ’ pe rsp ect iv ( Ro gaya h Ab dul M ajid )   385   Table   3 .   Use ful ness   a nd   Ease   of   Use   of   F r og   VLE     No   Qu estio n s   Ag ree   1   The   Frog   V LE   p o r tal   can   be   ac cess ed   an y ti m e   an d   an y w h ere   5 9 .9%   2   The   m a terial   in   th e   teachers’   site   c an   be   accessed   an d   d o wn lo ad ed   at   an y   ti m e   an d   wh e rever   I   wan t.   7 3 .4%   3   Internet   co n n ectio n   f acilities   in   sch o o ls   are   r elativ ely   st ab le   to   allo w   me   to   u se   Frog   VL E   6 6 .1%   4   The   f u n ctio n s   av ai lab le   in   Frog   VL E   are   eas y   to   u se   an d   u n d erstand .   7 0 .1%   5   I   can   in ter act   wi th   teachers   an d   f riend s   q u ick ly   an d   ef f ectiv ely   th rou g h   th e   Fo ru m   in   F rog   VL E.   74%   6.   Thro u g h   th e   Frog   VLE ,   tex tb o o k s   can   be   v iewed   d ig itally .   5 9 .2%   7   Thro u g h   th e   Frog   VLE ,   I   was   re m in d ed   by   Yes   Mail   ab o u t   d eadl in es   to   sub m it   ass ig n m en ts   or   q u izzes   g iv en   by   my   teache r.   6 2 .6%   8   All   sch o o l   activ itie s   h av e   b een   an n o u n ced   th rou g h   Sch o o l   Dash b o ard   an d   Calen d ar.   7 5 .3%   9   Ov erall,   th ef eatu re s   of   Frog   VLE   q u it e   easy   to   u se.   6 2 .8%   10   So m eti m e s   I   cann o t   lo g   in   to   th e   p o rtal   due   to   slo w   in ter n et   co n n ectiv ity   3 9 .3%   11.   I   d id   not   know   som e   o th er   f eatu r es   in   Frog   VLE .   4 0 .2%   12   I   do   not   lik e   to   ex p lo re   an d   u se   Fo g   V LE   3 0 .5%       In   te rm   of   fun ct ion al it y,   70 . 1%   agr ee d   that   the   functi ons   avail able   in   the   Fr og   V LE   are   easy   to   us e   and   un der sta nd.   74%   a gr ee d   that   they   ca n   i nteract   with   te achers   an d   fr ie nd s   quic kly   an d   e ff ect ively   t hro ugh   the   F orum   in   F rog   VLE .   F urt her m or e,   thr ou gh   the   F rog   V LE,   te xtbooks   can   be   viewe d   dig it al ly .   On   t he   ot her   hand,   75.3%   of   the   res ponde nts   pr e ferre d   to   us e   sc hool   da shbo a rd   a nd   cal end a r   as   a   m edium   that   a ll ow e d   them   to   keep   updated   with   al l   of   the   sc hool   act ivit ie s.   Howe ver ,   40 .2 %   of   t he   re sp on de nts   ha ve   al so   m entioned   t hat   they   did   not   know   any   oth er   featur e s   in   Fro g   VLE .   This   is   due   to   le ss   ex po s ure   by   te achers   or   the   stu de nts   w ho   di d   not   ta ke   the   c halle nge   to   e xp l or e   the   portal   or   le a rn   ne w   thi ngs.   In   te rm   of   us e f uln ess   a nd   eas e   of   us e,   70%   of   the   res pond ents   fou nd   it   is   easy   to   use   a nd   unde rstan d.   In   Fro g   VLE,   r esp onde nts   ha ve   fou nd   that   t her e   are   f un ct i on s   w hic h   are   ver y   us e fu l   a nd   easy   to   be   use d   s uc h   as   f orum ,   wh e reas   74%   of   them   agr eed   th at   thr ough   the   f orum   they   ar e   able   to   inte r act   with   te ac he rs   a nd   fr ie nds   qu ic kly   and   e ff ect ivel y.   62.6 %   a gr ee d   thr ough   the   Yes   Mail   fun c ti on ”,   they   will   rem ind ed   a bo ut   the   dead li ne s   of   t he ir   assig nm ents   or   quiz zes   gi ven   by   my   te a cher s .   62.8 %   of   the   res ponde nts   ag ree d   that   overall   of   Fro g   VLE   f eat ur es   quit e   e asy   to   us e   a nd   unde rstan d.     3.4.     The   E xiste nce   Of   Cond ucive   Le arnin g   En viro nmen t   This   sect io n   discuss es   on   stu den t   per ce ptio ns   to wards   t he   Frog   VLE   im plem entat ion   ba sed   on   t he   existe nce   of   co nducive   le ar nin g   en vir on m en t.   O ne   of   t he   m ajor   facto rs   to   m easur e   how   s uccess fu l   is   t he   Fro g   VLE   im ple m e ntati on   is   to   m easur e   the   facil it y   of fe red   in   s chools   to   acc om m od at e   the   st ud e nts.   Re su lt   in  the   T able  sho ws  t hat  68. 2%  of  t he  r esp onde nts   agree t hat  th ei sch ool  is  f ul ly   equ ip ped  with  c om pu te facil it ie to  en able  stu de nts  t acce ss   the   Frog  V LE  a nd  62. 2%  of  them   al ways  g et   t he  chan ce   to  use   c om pu te t acce ss   the  F rog  VLE .   H ow e ve r,   26. 2%  of  the   res pondents   felt   ver disap poin te as   so m et i m es  they   did   not  get  chan ce   to  lo in  to  the  Frog   VLE  portal   at   ho m e.  This  is  du t the  c ontrol  by   par e nts  w hen   t hey  try   to  us the   portal   at   ho m e.  The  par e nts  co ntro the   ds tu den to  ac cess  to  becaus that  pupils  can   easi ly   influ enc ed  by   the  ne gative  things  that  ca be  acce sse t hro ugh  Frog  V L su c as  unfil te red   i m ages as  well   as in decen vide os  t hat can  b e  d is play ed  th rough Y ouTu be .       Table   4 .   T he   E xistence   of   Co nducive   Lea rn i ng   E nv ir onm e nt     No   Qu estio n s   Ag ree   1   The   sch o o l   is   f u lly   eq u ip p ed   with   co m p u te r   f acilities   to   en ab le   stu d en ts   to   access   th e   F rog   V LE   6 8 .2%   2   I   alwa y s   g et   th e   ch an ce   to   u se   a   co m p u ter   to   Frog   V LE   6 2 .2%   3   In   th e   co m p u ter   lab   ,   th e   en v iron m en t   is   m o r e   co n d u civ e   to   car ry in g   out   te achi n g   u sin g   Frog   VLE   wh en   co m p a red   to   th e   cl ass   6 9 .8%   4   The   sch o o l   ad m in istratio n   h as   b een   c o n d u ctin g   a   ca m p a ig n   to   in crea se   th e   u se   Frog   VLE   a m o n g   stu d en ts.   75%   5   In   ad d itio n   to   th e   co m p u ter   lab ,   th er e   are   f ew   p lac es   in   s ch o o ls   th at   can   be   u sed   to   access   th e   Frog   VLE .   6 0 .5%   6   So m eti m e s   I   d id   not   g et   an y   ch an ce   to   lo g   in   to   Frog   VLE   p o rtal .   2 6 .2%       69.8%   of   t he   res pondents   belie ved   that   the   en vir onm e nt   in   t he   c om pu te r   la bora tory   is   m or e   cond ucive   to   c arr yi ng   out   te a chin g   us in g   the   Frog   VL E   c om par ed   to   the   cl assroom .   This   is   beca us e   c om pu te r   la borator y   has   been   e quipte d   with   ICT   facil it ie s   su ch   as   a   des ktop   with   i nter net   co nn ec ti on ,   LC D   project or   and   al so   WIFI   co nn ect io n   w hich   is   not   a va ia la ble   in   the   c la ssroom .   Be sides   c om pu te r   l aborato ry,   60. 5%   of   the   res ponde nts   sai d   that   the y   can   acce ss   to   the   Frog   VL E   at   the   li br a r y.   In   a ddit ion,   cam paign   has   bee n   orga nized   by   t he   sc hool   m anag em ent   in   ord er   to   create   aw aren es s   am on g   stu den t   an d   75%   of   t he   res pond e nts   agr ee d   t hat   the   ca m paign   has   increase   the   us e   of   the   Fro g   V LE   am on g   stu de nts.       Evaluation Warning : The document was created with Spire.PDF for Python.
            IS S N :   2502 - 4752   Ind on esi a J  E le c Eng &  Co m Sci ,   Vo l.   14 , N o.   1 A pr il   2019   :   381     387   386   3.5.     The   E ff ec tivenes s   Of   Fr og   VLE   To   I mpro ve   The   L earnin g   Per formance   Table   5   il lustr at es   the   resu lt   of   st ud e nt   pe rc eptions   towa r ds   the   Frog   VL E   i m ple m entation   based   on   the   ef fecti ve ne ss   of   the   F rog   VLE   to   im pr ov e   le arn i ng   pe rfor m ance.         Table   5 .   T he   E ff ect ive ness   of   Fr og   VL E   to   I m pr ov e   Lea r nin g   Pe rfor m ace     No   Qu estio n s   Ag ree   1   W h en   teachers   star t   u sin g   Frog   VLE   in   teachin g   th e m ,   I   h av e   in crea sed   th e   lev el   of   u n d erstandin g .   6 7 .7%   2   My   revis io n   activ it ies   at   h o m e   b eco m e   m o re   attr activ e   t h rou g h   th e   Frog   VLE .   6 8 .4%   3   Thro u g h   v id eo   an d   slid es   u p lo ad ed   by   tea ch ers   in   th eir   l earnin g   sites ,   th e   c o n ten t   can   be   u n d e rsto o d   m o re   e asily .   7 5 .7%   4   Af ter   learnin g   v ia   VLE   Frog ,   my   g ra d es   h av e   i m p rov ed   6 0 .5%   5   Lear n in g   th rou g h   Frog   VLE   h as   b o o sted   my   co n f id en c e   to   su cceed   7 3 .4%   6   Ov erall,   my   a cade m i c   p erfo r m an ce   is   b etter.   7 3 .3%   7   I   b eliev e   I   can   be   b etter,   if   learnin g   v ia   VL E   F rog   co n tin u ed .   7 9 .2%   8   I   d id   not   b eliev e   th at   Frog   VL E   c an   i m p rov e   my   g r ad e   an d   learnin g   p erfo rm a n ce.   1 3 .7%   9   I   th in k   th at   teachin g   an d   learnin g   th rou g h   Frog   VLE   is   j u st   wastin g   my   ti m e   9 .5%       The   res ult   in   Table   5   s hows   that   67 . 7%   of   the   respo nd e nt s   agr eed   t hat   le arn i ng   th r ough   Fro g   VLE   has   inc rease d   the   le vel   of   t heir   un der sta ndin g.   68.4 %   of   the   res pond ents   m entioned   that   their   re visio n   act ivit ie s   at   ho m e   beco m e   mo re   at tract ive   and   i nteresti ng   wh e n   they   sta rted   us in g   Fro g   VL E.   In   a ddit ion,   75.7   %   of   the   respo nd e nts   found   t hat   the   c on te nt   can   be   unde rstood   m or e   easi ly   thr ough   vi deo   a nd   sli des   up l oad e d   by   te achers   in   their   le arn in g   sit es.   This   is   due   to   the   stu den t   like   to   ex plore   in   order   to   get   a   bette r   unde rstan ding   of   any   i nfor m at ion   th at   they   wa nt   to   know.   They   will   se arch   f or   the   inf or m at ion s   thr ough   YouT ube,   vid e o,   sli des   a nd   ot her s .     Fu rt her m or e,   60. 5%   of   the   res pondents   fou nd   that   their   gr a de   has   bee n   im pro ved   a fter   th ey   le arn   via   Fr og   V LE   an d   73. 4%   agr e ed   that   their   academ ic   per f or m ance   is   bette r   since   the   us e   the   Fr og   VLE.   More ov e r,   79. 2%   of   them   agr eed   that   they   can   be   bette r,   if   le arn i ng   via   VLE   F rog   co nt inu ed .   F ur the r m or e,   86.3%   belie ve   that   Fr og   V L E   can   im pr ov e   their   grade   a nd   le arn i ng   pe rfor m ance.   H owever,   only   13. 7%   of   respo nd e nts   di d   not   belie ve   t hat   Frog   VLE   can   im pr ov e   t heir   gra de   an d   le arn in g   pe rfo rm ance.   In   a ddit ion ,   90.54%   of   the   respo nd e nts   al s o   den ie d   that   te achin g   a nd   le ar ning   th r ough   F rog   VLE   is   just   wasti ng   my   tim e.       4.   CONCL US I O N     This   pa pe r   has   pr ese nted   the   eff ective n ess   of   the   Frog   VLE   i m ple m ent at ion   f rom   student s’   per spec t ive s.   This   pape r   has   high l ight ed   th at   t he   Fr og   VLE   im ple m entat ion   is   i m po rtanc e   to   pro vid e   t eachin g   an d   l earn i ng   exp e rience   to   the   te ache rs   an d   stu den ts   wh i le   enh a ncin g   the   te achin g   a nd   le arn i ng   pro cess.   The   five   factors   that   i nf l ue nc e   t he   F r og   V L E   im pl em e nt at i on   e f f e c t i ve ne s s   ha s   be e n   i de nt i f i e d.   T he   s t ud e nt s   pe r c e pt i on   t ow a r ds   t he   F r og   V L E   i m pl em e nt at i on   e f f e c t i ve ne s s   s ho w e d   t ha t   t he   f a c t or s   s uc h   as   t he   na t ur e   of   s t u d e nt   s e l f ,   t he   t e a c he r   e xp e r t i s e ,   t he   us e f ul ne s s   a n d   e a s e   of   us e   of   t he   a pp l i c a t i on ,   a nd   t he   e xi s t en c e   of   t he   c on du c i v e   e nv i r o nm e nt   ga ve   a   bi g   im pa c t   to   t he   im pl em e nt at i on   of   t he   F r og   V L E .   T he   F r o g   V L E   i m pl em e nt a ti on   ba s e d   on   t he   na t ur e   of   s t 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