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June 10, 2026International Journal of Multicultural and Multireligious Understanding0 citationsOpen Access

Development of an Interactive E-Module Based on Heyzine Flipbook for Rhythm in Music Material for Grade VII Students

DFDevanda FebritaHKHeni Kusumawati

Key Points

  • The aim is to develop an interactive e-module for rhythm in music and assess its feasibility and effectiveness for Grade VII students.
  • Research and Development (R&D) method employed using the ADDIE model
  • Validated by content and media experts, and assessed by a music arts teacher and students
  • Effectiveness measured with pretest and posttest and N-Gain analysis
  • Content expert validation score: 3.92 ('Very Feasible')
  • Knowledge pretest average: 53.87 ('Good'); posttest average: 84.19 ('Very Good'), N-Gain: 0.56 ('Moderate')
  • Skills pretest average: 51.61 ('Good'); posttest average: 89 ('Very Good'), N-Gain: 0.77 ('High')]},

Abstract

Purpose: This study aims to develop an interactive e-module based on Heyzine Flipbook for rhythm in music material for Grade VII students, and to determine its level of feasibility and effectiveness. Methods: This study uses the Research and Development (R practicality was assessed by the music arts teacher and students; effectiveness was measured via pretest and posttest with N-Gain analysis. Results: 1) Content expert validation score: 3,92 ("Very Feasible"). 2) Media expert validation score: 3,88 ("Very Feasible"). 3) Teacher practicality score: 4,00 ("Very Feasible"); small-scale student score: 3,60 ("Very Feasible"). 4) Knowledge pretest average: 53,87 ("Good"); posttest average: 84,19 ("Very Good"). Skills pretest average: 51,61 ("Good"); posttest average: 89 ("Very Good"). N-Gain for knowledge: 0,56 ("Moderate"); N-Gain for skills: 0,77 ("High"). The e-module is declared effective for use in music arts learning.

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Febrita et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a28fe326f82f25be989ba1chttps://doi.org/10.18415/ijmmu.v13i5.7521
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