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  <title>A Guide to e-learning: Content Visualization Rubrics of E-learning Video</title>
  <journal>Journal of Electronic Systems</journal>
  <author>Anisa Putri Ambar Serayu, Mifthahul Fathia, Devi Pratami, Muhammad Azani</author>
  <volume>9</volume>
  <issue>1</issue>
  <year>2019</year>
  <doi></doi>
  <url>http://www.dline.info/jes/fulltext/v9n1/jesv9n1_2.pdf</url>
  <abstract>The rapid change in technology and internet has made a huge impact in education field. It has developed learning to the next point where anyone can learn anything from anyone else at any time. E-learning systems have become an
important part of delivering the modern university curriculum. There are many shapes or forms of e-learning; one common
form that everyone has known is a video-learning. Video is an effective medium to deliver knowledge or information to others
because video-learning is able to present the information or knowledge in a consistent and attractive kind of way. However,
not all video-learning succeed to deliver the information to students given the lack of knowledge educators have of which
kind of video that brings studentsâ€™ interest more. This study focuses on how a video-learning can increase studentsâ€™ performance
and what criteria of video should be applied in video-learning to acquire high studentsâ€™ engagement and to increase studentsâ€™ retention of the material. In this study, content visualization rubrics for e-learning video was created and tested. Itâ€™s proven to increase studentsâ€™ performance by 61%.</abstract>
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