Last modified: 2019-09-19
Abstract
This research paper analyzed the problem related to the level of passing the final examination, especially the subjects of diesel engines,which are still low. In such conditions a solution is needed to find out how to solve it. The development of multimedia learning for diesel engines is made to increase the acquisition of understanding and skills in diesel engines lessons. This research uses a qualitative method, collecting data in a questionnaire and in-depth interviews with 36 student. The results of the research proved that the multimedia diesel engines developed can increase the acquisition of learning outcomes. In addition to contributing to learning techniques, this study also found learning outcome through involving multi sensor. It is better if the results of multimedia development can be developed into facilitate learning. This research is limited to the scope of multimedia diesel engines with power point computer programs
Keywords: Development, Learning Multimedia, Diesel Engines, Learning Outcomes
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