The Effectiveness Factors of Online Learning Through Learning Management System for Students with Disabilities

Muchamad Irvan, A. Damayanto, Muhammad Nurrohman Jauhari, Thalsa Syahda Aqilah
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The purpose of this article is to investigate the performance of special needs students with visual and hearing impairments when participating in online learning via LMS and identify the supporting factors and capacities that can be used to improve the quality of their learning. Questionnaires were distributed to students with visual and hearing impairments to collect data. Respondents in this study were Indonesian students with disabilities who had visual and hearing impairments. Descriptive analysis was performed on the primary data collected. Furthermore, secondary data is used to complement descriptive analysis results to draw conclusions. The findings indicate that adequate assistive technology, student support systems, and lecturers' knowledge of appropriate learning formats all play a significant role in improving the learning performance of students with disabilities.
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基于学习管理系统的残疾学生在线学习效果因素分析
本文的目的是调查有视觉和听力障碍的特殊需要学生在通过LMS参与在线学习时的表现,并确定可用于提高其学习质量的支持因素和能力。向有视力和听力障碍的学生发放问卷,收集数据。本研究的调查对象为有视觉和听力障碍的印尼残疾学生。对收集到的主要数据进行描述性分析。其次,利用二手数据对描述性分析结果进行补充,得出结论。研究结果表明,适当的辅助技术、学生支持系统和讲师对适当学习形式的了解都在提高残疾学生的学习成绩方面发挥着重要作用。
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