Evaluation online learning system of PIP Semarang cadet

ANDY, WAHYU HERMANTO and MOCHAMAD, IMRONI MUBIN and ACHMAD, RIDWAN and DEWI, KARTIKA SARI (2023) Evaluation online learning system of PIP Semarang cadet. In: AIP Conference Proceedings 2675, 030011 (2023), 14/02/2023.

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Abstract

Abstract. Covid-19 is an infectious disease caused by a newly discovered type of coronavirus. Currently, Corona virus is a hot topic of discussion. In any hemisphere, it still dominates the public sphere. So that on March 11, 2020 WHO declared this outbreak a global pandemic. In Indonesia, the Large-Scale Social Restriction policy was implemented to suppress the spread this virus. Because Indonesia is carrying out PSBB, all activities carried out outside the home, including teaching and learning, must be stopped until this pandemic subsides and replaces it with an online system. From these problems, it can be formulated that the research objective is to evaluate the online learning of PIP Semarang cadets. This study uses a qualitative descriptive method. What is meant by descriptive means describing variable by variable, one by one. The qualitative method with an analytical descriptive study approach used in this study, as expressed is a qualitative method to obtain in-depth data, a data that contains meaning. The results of this study are The effectiveness of online learning carried out by 11% of respondents said it was very effective, 40% of respondents said it was effective, 47% of cadet respondents said online learning was less effective, and 2% said it was not effective.

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