Analysis of Vocational High School Students Interest on Interactive Learning Multimedia of Product Creative and Entrepreneurship (PKK) Subjects Based on Android

Abstract

This research aims to describe the needs learning media (PKK) in the online learning pandemic Covid-19 situation and to know the interest of students on interactive learning multimedia based on android. This research used a descriptive quantitative method and data were collected by questionnaires and interviews by teachers and students PKK subject teachers in two vocational high schools around Klaten Districts, Indonesia. It’s to understand their learning media often used in PKK’s online learning, the responses of student using media, learning media students want in PKK’s online learning and the student interest in android-based interactive learning multimedia. The results that can be found in the research are 1. Students were bored in the online learning process by using WhatsApp 2. The students want interactive learning multimedia based on android which has so many sources of learning and can be easily accessed online 3. Students were very interested of the online learning of PKK if they were using interactive learning multimedia based on android. It is necessary to develop PKK’s interactive learning multimedia based on android in online learning of PKK subject.

Keywords

• Interest Analysis
• PKK’s Interactive Learning Multimedia
• Android

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