This
development research was carried out based on the results of preliminary study
analysis through interviews, where gaps were found in learning activities in
the video media development course. In response to this situation, learning motion
graphic video media was made for camera movement material. The
development of this video media is based on the ADDIE development model, where
the research subjects are students of the 2022 Bachelor of Educational
Technology at Surabaya State University who are taking video media development
courses. Data collection was carried out using questionnaires and test
instruments. The questionnaire is used to test the feasibility of the video
media. Meanwhile, tests are used to measure students’ learning outcomes, and
from the learning outcomes data, an independent sample t-test is conducted.
The
media and material feasibility test received a percentage score of 100% from
media experts and material experts. For the individual trial, the percentage
value obtained was 90%, while for the small group trial the value obtained
reached 93,89%, and the large group trial obtained 97,5%. In addition, the SAP
has been validated by learning design experts with a percentage value of 100%,
which means that overall, it shows the category "Very Feasible."
Furthermore, the results of the hypothesis testing was Sig. (2-tailed) = 0,000
< sig α = 0,05, which means there is a significant difference between the
learning outcomes of the experimental class and the control class. From this
description, it can be concluded that the learning motion graphic video
media is proven to be feasible and effective in improving the learning outcomes
of S1 Educational Technology students at the State University of Surabaya on
the camera movement material of the video media development course.
Keywords: Development, Video
Media, Motion Graphic, Camera Movement, Learning Outcomes