scholarly journals Manajemen Sistem Informasi Pembelajaran

Author(s):  
Adisel Adisel

The purpose of this study was to determine the management of learning information systems. The method used is the literature study method, namely by collecting material, data and information from books, journals and articles relating to the issues discussed. The results of the study, with a good SIM, developers with the implementation of computer-based SIM learning activities can be completed quickly and precisely in order to achieve organizational goals. This is due to the fact that computer-based management information systems have advantages in managing information, namely speed, quantity, repetitive, complexity, high accuracy, and other advantages so that it can support the development of an organization, Conclusions, management information systems can support the development of learning. Keywords: Learning, Management of Information Systems

2019 ◽  
Author(s):  
melda salsabillah

Keywords : Sistem Informasi Manajemen Writing this article aims to find out how to improve the performance of information systems through a SIM (SIM). With the SIM can help colleges / universities To facilitate data management and to facilitate comfort and convenience both for the academic community, universities can implement management information systems in its application such as: registration, library and also in teaching and learning activities. With management information systems, universities can get superior results and quality. Between SIM and employee performance has a significant relationship, because the influence will improve r


Author(s):  
Robert W. Folden

In order to properly understand learning management systems, it is necessary to both understand where they came from historically and the theoretical foundations upon which they are built. This understanding will allow for an effective comprehension of the elements that need to be involved in the development of these specialized management information systems that target the delivery of quality instruction at a distance. This chapter will attempt to lay that foundation. It will not cover every detail, but should provide the reader with enough background to be able to view these systems from the proper perspective.


Author(s):  
David M. S. Peace ◽  
Ronald S. Easterby

The paucity of human factors work in computer system design is noted, and reasons for this are elaborated with particular reference to computer-based management information systems. The main obstacle to such human factors endeavor would appear to be the lack of appropriate investigatory techniques. To remedy this deficiency a method is proposed which derived from the field of psychotherapy. Pilot studies are reported which demonstrate the technique and indicate how the data obtained may be interpreted. An appraisal of the potential of this technique in the management information system field is presented.


2019 ◽  
Author(s):  
oktaviani

Indonesia in the era of technological sophistication needs to have a computer-based or application-based information management. So it is important the implementation of management information systems, especially in the world of education. The role of the principal becomes important in the implementation of management information systems in schools.


10.28945/3280 ◽  
2008 ◽  
Author(s):  
Zbigniew J Gackowski

For more than 25 years, the framework of Ives, Hamilton, and Davis (1980) for research in computer-based (C-B) management information systems served hundreds of doctoral dissertations without yielding results of lasting validity. This paper summarizes the more lasting results from prior studies about the nature of informing for operations (whether human or robotic) as seen through the lens of decision-situation models. The model and framework of thinking about informing for operations entails fundamental concepts; basic distinctions; universal taxonomy of informing factors, their qualities, and priorities of their examination for research and practical applications; and quality requirements for factors in form and in substance. The paper summarizes the first identified principia. Informing and information, viewed physically, provides insights that clarify several controversial issues. This paper is presented to elicit challenge, critique, discussion, and suggestions in order to develop a mutual consensus among those dealing with informing.


Aula Abierta ◽  
2021 ◽  
Vol 50 (1) ◽  
pp. 465-470
Author(s):  
Guillermo Castilla Alcalá ◽  
Alfonso Durán ◽  
Jose Ignacio Ortiz

The integration between virtual and face-to-face (ftf) classroom learning is increasing. This is leading to an increase in mixed learning or blended-learning. Due to this growing trend there is a need to reuse course components between these strategies in the interest of efficiency. Additionally, the wide availability of open source software facilitates the construction of learning activities without incurring in licences expenses; activities which can then also be included in other courses. The reuse of these learning activities between virtual, ftf and mixed education may require significant efforts to adapt them if this possibility has not been considered in advance. Adoption of certain architectures and methodologies, that facilitate flexibility and reuse, can simplify this process, as proposed in this paper.  A case study is presented on reusing learning activities on Management Information Systems (MIS) developed for either ftf instruction or for an edX MOOC, that are reused in courses in various learning modes: online, blended learning and face-to-face.


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