Kemampuan Mahasiswa Dalam Presentasi Melalui Perlakuan Pembatasan

Authors

  • Aeng Muhidin Universitas Pamulang

Keywords:

Presentasi, Kertas Catatan, Mahasiswa.

Abstract

Presentasi merupakan bagian integral dari pembelajaran di perguruan tinggi. Microsoft Powerpoint dan lain sejenisnya memberikan peluang kepada mahasiswa untuk membuat sajian teks yang dipersiapkan sepenuhnya. Beberapa usulan saran untuk memperbaiki slide presentasi teks. Kajian literatur mengidentifikasi kurangnya penelitian yang membahas transfer teks slide saat diterapkan pembatasan teks pada slide presentasi mahasiswa. Artikel ini membahas dampak persepsi mahasiswa tentang persiapan dan kualitas presentasi saat diterapkan pembatasan teks pada slide dan kertas catatan. Temuan ini muncul dari survei deskriptif yang membahas persepsi mahasiswa tentang presentasi kelas mereka ketika pembatasan teks diberlakukan baik dalam hal visualisasi presentasi maupun pada kertas catatan untuk presentasi akhir mata kuliah Metode Penelitian.

Author Biography

Aeng Muhidin, Universitas Pamulang

Saya lahir di Rangkasbitung, 21 Oktober 1982, menyelesaikan penddiikan menengah tahun 1999 dan mendaftarkan di UNJ pada tahun 2000. Menyelesaikan pendidikan sarjana di Program Studi S1 Pendidikan Sejarah pada tahun 2008. Selanjutnya, mendaftarkan diri di Pascasarjana UNJ pada tahun 2009, dan lulus tahun 2011. Kini bekerja sebagai dosen tetap di Universitas Pamulang pada Program Studi S1 Pendidikan Pancasila dan Kewargenaraan.

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Published

2018-07-03

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Vol. 1 No. 1 (2018): Pedagogy: Jurnal Pengembangan Pembelajaran

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